#ipbc — Public Fediverse posts
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Der #ESC sei ein Wettbewerb von Rundfunkanstalten, nicht von Staaten, und #Kan bzw. die #IPBC trügen keine regelrelevante Schuld, die zum Ausschluss führen würde, behaupten die Veranstalter. Bleibt also nur zu hoffen, dass die #SVT, die #ARD oder das #ZDF nicht auch noch einen "Friendship Song" veröffentlichen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUpm2jGJc18
Wer mitmacht, trägt eine Mitschuld.
#Eurovision #EurovisionSongContest #Malmö #Israel #EdenGolan #EBU #FriendshipSong #Hass #Hetze #Rassismus #Indoktrination
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Hello, old friend 🥰🦠
(This is a species of Enterobacter that degrades a wood preservative called IPBC. I isolated it myself, and it was the main thing I did my PhD on. It’s been sat in glycerol at -80°C for most of the last 20 years. I need it for a practical this week, so revived a bit on Tuesday. The smell takes me right back - it’s not exactly pleasant, but far nicer than E. coli!)
#Bacteria #Microbiology #Enterobacter #WoodPreservatives #IPBC
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Hello, old friend 🥰🦠
(This is a species of Enterobacter that degrades a wood preservative called IPBC. I isolated it myself, and it was the main thing I did my PhD on. It’s been sat in glycerol at -80°C for most of the last 20 years. I need it for a practical this week, so revived a bit on Tuesday. The smell takes me right back - it’s not exactly pleasant, but far nicer than E. coli!)
#Bacteria #Microbiology #Enterobacter #WoodPreservatives #IPBC
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(My historical context - I used to work on the biodegradation of 'newer' [at the time] wood preservatives, specifically https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iodopropynyl_butylcarbamate. This was part of a project seeing whether these wood preservatives were easier to degrade than the PCP they were starting to replace. Spoilers - they were, almost laughably so)
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(My historical context - I used to work on the biodegradation of 'newer' [at the time] wood preservatives, specifically https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iodopropynyl_butylcarbamate. This was part of a project seeing whether these wood preservatives were easier to degrade than the PCP they were starting to replace. Spoilers - they were, almost laughably so)