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Tracking the Progression of Plague Using Bioluminescence

Sara Klink wrote 1 month ago: Sequencing Yersinia pestis, the bacterium that caused the Black Plague in Europe during 1348–50, is … more →

Tags: In the Scientific Literature, Bacteria, viruses, fungi and other microorganisms, In Vivo Imaging, Plague, disease progression

Studying the Black Death's DNA

The Curious Mind wrote 7 months ago: Remember how scientists have brought back a retrovirus? Well, how about trying something scarier for … more →

Tags: black death, Plague, east smithfield

Sequencing the Black Death is a Window to the Past

Sara Klink wrote 7 months ago: After writing my review of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA article “Targeted … more →

Tags: Bacteria, viruses, fungi and other microorganisms, In the Scientific Literature, ancient dna, ancient genome sequence, black death, Genome Sequencing

Black death bacteria sequenced

George wrote 7 months ago: Image of the East Smithfield cemetery excavation (1986-88). Copyright: Museum of London Archaeology … more →

Tags: Science, Biology & Science, east smithfield, black death, genomics

DEADLY BLACK DEATH BUG

maboulette wrote 7 months ago: Image via Wikipedia By SETH BORENSTEIN – AP Science Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — Scientists have c … more →

Tags: united states, London, DNA, McMaster University, black death, Hendrik Poinar, Wellcome Trust Sanger Institude, London 2*, Blackdeath

Health Updates 13 October 2011

R.J. Woods-Hill wrote 7 months ago: Scientists solve the puzzle of Black Death‘s DNA: “After the Black Death reached London … more →

Tags: health news, DNA, Blackdeath, east smithfield, London

The Black Death Bacterium Decoded

Alice Park wrote 7 months ago: Wresting DNA from the 663-year-old teeth of victims of the Black Death, researchers have reconstruct … more →

Tags: Medicine, Infectious Disease, bacteria, Europe, Plague, Infectious Disease, black death

The Singularity? Decades away. The Zombie Apocalypse? Much closer!2 comments

anguishedrepose wrote 7 months ago: What, 34 years away? Even for me, who can get freaked out over just about anything… THIS is st … more →

Tags: Technology, Medicine and health, robot overlords, Zombie Apocalypse, The Singularity, Black Death reached London in 1348, living plague bacterium, Vernor Vinge and Ray Kurzweil, law of accelerating returns

Art of the Plague: Images of the Black Death2 comments

boomerontario wrote 7 months ago: When scientists announced today they have reconstructed the genome of the Black Death, one of the mo … more →

Tags: Art, black death, McMaster University, University of Tübingen, Plague

Amber's Pick: Light a candle

akelvin wrote 8 months ago: Hi everyone!  Amber has a very interesting edition of Editor’ Pick this month.  She has summar … more →

Tags: Infectious Disease, Editor's Pick, People, Amber, bacteria, JIDC, Yersinia Pestis, Black Plague, Yop

Dance Macabre: Will 14th Century Remains Reveal the Pandemic Secrets of the Black Death?

Sara Klink wrote 8 months ago: Last year, I reviewed a PLoS Pathogens paper that found European Black Plague victims from the mid 1 … more →

Tags: In the Scientific Literature, Bacteria, viruses, fungi and other microorganisms, ancient dna, black death, PLA, genomic sequence, ppcp1, virulence

The Black Death1 comment

eyeonicr wrote 8 months ago: The Plague: Birth of a Killer is the title of Brian Thomas’ latest DpSU. Naturally it is about … more →

Tags: Daily (pseudo)Science Updates, Quick DpSU's, Creationism, Science, Skeptic, Brian Thomas, Skepticism, Type AE, The Fall

Contagion: We've Still Got the Plague, and We've Added Avian Flu.1 comment

Christopher Maloney, Naturopathic Doctor wrote 8 months ago: Image via Wikipedia I’m thinking about going to see Contagion, because its association with th … more →

Tags: health, Influenza, Conditions and Diseases, Infectious Disease, Christopher Maloney Maine, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, black death, Plague, Pandemic

Proof of the plague

virtuallymediaeval wrote 9 months ago: Every now and again I have a glance at the home-page of the Daily Mail website. On the right-hand si … more →

Tags: Mediaeval history, The Black Death, fourteenth century, black death, Bubonic plague, Victims, Anthrax, rats, Mass Graves

The Lost Plague - London Graveyards Suggest that Black Death may be Extinct.

spaceshipsandspice wrote 9 months ago: Fantastic article on the Black death that is believed to have killed as estimated 100 million people … more →

Tags: health, black death, The Lost Plague, Plague

More Warming, More Rain, More Plague

Tara Thean wrote 11 months ago: Getty Images Most of us learned about “the plague” or “the Black Death” a long time ago – reading Bo … more →

Tags: Climate Science, health, Research-2, climate change, China, rainfall, Rat, Bubonic plague, Plague

Oh, its pretty obvious that when it comes to 'climate science'? Lots of guessing!3 comments

anguishedrepose wrote 11 months ago: Oh… OK. So while SCIENCE can find no discernible proof that the sun (i.e. the big heater in th … more →

Tags: Science, Nature&Environment, Air Force Research Laboratory, climate change, Climate Change and plague, electromagnetic energy, Global Warming, National Solar Observatory, San Diego's Scripps Institute

Germany's superbug is weaponized with Bubonic Plague DNA

bjjangles wrote 11 months ago: 09 Jun 2011 “On Tuesday [May 31], the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung reported that [lead … more →

Tags: Government, enviroment, health, military, Germany, DNA, black death, Escherichia coli, Robert Koch Institute

Germany's superbug is weaponized with Bubonic Plague DNA101 comments

geobear7 wrote 11 months ago: Food Freedom has deliberately refrained from posting any suggestion that Germany’s superbug is … more →

Tags: Food Criminalization, Health Foods, Big Pharma, biotechnology, bioweaponry, military, EU herbal ban, Bioweapon, e coli superbug


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