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	in As-it-happens update ⋅ 12 November 2020
	NEWS
	In fatal COVID-19, the immune response can control the virus but kill the patient pnas.org The patients in the Wu et al. (6) report had severe pneumonia with a fibrotic response and transcriptional and histological evidence of neutrophil-driven ... Flag as irrelevant
	Study confirms racism and police brutality in Germany Deutsche Welle A team of criminologists in Bochum has spent years investigating racism in the police force and brutality by officers. The results of their research are ... Flag as irrelevant
	SARS-CoV-2 in the US Military — Lessons for Civil Society nejm.org Barr and Podolsky recently commented in the Journal on the long-term influence that military medicine has historically had on medical practice in civil ... Flag as irrelevant
	Mapping bilayer thickness in the ER membrane Science Advances In the plasma membrane and in synthetic membranes, resident lipids may laterally unmix to form domains of distinct biophysical properties. Whether ... Flag as irrelevant
	In Pictures: Bolivia's Morales back from year in exile Aljazeera.com Wearing colourful traditional clothing and waving the Indigenous Wiphala flag, hundreds of people welcomed Morales with cheers. Former Bolivian ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bigfin squid seen in Australian waters for first time The Guardian The researchers, led by the CSIRO, recorded the cephalopods in deep sea waters in the Great Australian Bight during two separate voyages. Flag as irrelevant
	China's biggest tech firms dive in value over Beijing crackdown fears The Guardian In total more than $280bn has been wiped off the market value of the five Chinese tech heavyweights since Monday. Alibaba and JD.com shares are on ... Flag as irrelevant
	Nebulin and Lmod2 are critical for specifying thin-filament length in skeletal muscle Science Advances Here nebulin's role in thin-filament length regulation was investigated by targeting entire super-repeats in the Neb gene; nebulin was either shortened or ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Photographer captures the highest resolution snowflake photos DPReview For many in the northern hemisphere, winter's cold grip is just around the corner. With the cold comes snow, a beautiful photographic subject. Flag as irrelevant

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