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Hosts: Vincent Racaniello, Dickson Despommier, Alan Dove, and Kathy Spindler
Guests: Greg Smith and Mark Fuccio
Greg Smith joins the TWiVirate to reveal how his lab discovered a switch that controls herpesvirus neuroinvasion, and then we visit the week's news about Zika virus.
Links for this episode
- Dynamic ubiquitination drives herpesvirus neuroinvasion (PNAS)
- Releasing Zika virus data in real time (Nature)
- Zika virus infection and stillbirths (PLoS NTD)
- Zika virus infection, imported, Italy (Eurosurveillance)
- Letters read on TWiV 378
This episode is sponsored by 32nd Clinical Virology Symposium and Microbe Magazine Podcast
Weekly Science PicksAlan - Science byline counting projectDickson - Bill Nye on climate changeVincent - Zdziarski's blog of things (Apple's motion to vacate)Greg - Atlas, the next generationKathy - Sources of Chaco woodMark - How Dogs Love Us by Gregory Berns
Listener PickBohdan - The real reason for brains
Send your virology questions and comments to twiv@microbe.tv
Vincent Racaniello
en.wikipedia.orgDickson Despommier
verticalfarm.comAlan Dove
turbidplaque.comKathy Spindler
sitemaker.umich.eduGreg Smith
feinberg.northwestern.eduMark Fuccio
twitter.comherpesvirus neuroinvasion
ncbi.nlm.nih.govZika virus data
nature.comstillbirths
journals.plos.orgimported
eurosurveillance.orgLetters read
microbe.tvMicrobe Magazine Podcast
microbeworld.orgScience byline
theopennotebook.comBill Nye on climate change
cnn.comC
sciencedirect.comblog of things
zdziarski.commotion to vacate
assets.documentcloud.orgAtlas, the next generation
youtube.comSources of Chaco wood
nature.comHow Dogs Love Us
astore.amazon.comThe real reason for brains
ted.com
