Anna Tanczos

yes email works, have sent you DM

I do like games, had a few ideas myself over the years but never got round to taking them anywhere, I would be interested to hear about it.

that is a very pretty molecule, that N in the middle of the rings seems very pleasing! I am totally unsure now of what to do so haven't even started. I'll try to make a decision this week!

A Janus kinase it tempting....haven't had a protein as the main focus yet this time around. And Janellia fluor dyes are not only interesting structurally but could make for a pretty image. ... I am really torn right now actually having an unexpected amount of great suggestions😆

😀...iodine by itself might be a little boring though

oh gosh, that's an interesting one too! wasn't expecting to have choices🤔

oohh splendid, thank you! and with a link supplied as well😀....this will be done at the nearest opportunity!

Meanwhile, in #AlphabetOfMolecules news, I am still looking for suggestions for a molecule beginning with the letter J.
This is perhaps the hardest one to find....but some of you must have worked with a molecule/protein beginning with J??....or heard of one. let me know and I'll make a pic🙂
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a particle approaching an ordered crystal material with 5 scattering paths shown on the other side.

Some more new #CoverArt for @rscbooks.rsc.org
...this one on Applications of Neutron Scattering to Inorganic Materials🙂
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a collection of chills' with a capseicin molecule at the front, carbon red, oxygen green, nitrogen yellow and hydrogen orange. With a scattering of chilli powder just underneath.

😂...it is difficult coming up with a molecule starting with the letter J!....also, I did capsaicin last time for C. any other thoughts for J?

Time for the letter I in the #AlphabetOfMolecules. Thanks for the suggestion @floppleton.bsky.social 😀
Close up of inosine in the wobble position on the tRNA anticodon. It can form 3 wobble base pairs and is key to tRNA efficiency in protein synthesis. Any suggestions for J?
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thanks for the suggestion...I have toddled off down the inosine route this time but please try again for J

Thanks for the suggestion... and I agree, insulin is a great one, but this was the letter I in the previous alphabet, here it is.

that sounds like a winner...I may have further questions!...but basically you would like to show inosine in the anticodon having binding possibility to C, U and A on mRNA?

Histamine molecule visualised as spacefilled spheres. Carbon purple, nitrogen blue, hydrogen white. Surrounded by bright flecks representing pollen or other allergens.

Histamine for the letter H in the #AlphabetOfMolecules suggested a while ago now by @meghanazad.bsky.social
Anyone got a suggestion for the letter I?
Imagine I am an AI prompt- lets call it an 𝗔𝗿𝘁𝗶𝘀𝘁 𝗜nteraction prompt!🙂Tell me what you'd like to see & I will make an image
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Estradiol inside the estrogen receptor, with main binding amino acids as fluffy pink clouds and a few bits of ribbon structure just about visible. Carbon light pink, oxygen red, hydrogen white

2′-Fucosyllactose seen here bound inside the 2'-fucosyllactose and 3-fucosyllactose binding protein from Bifidobacterium longum infantis Carbon: pale yellow, oxygen: pink, hydrogen: white. Ribbon structures in the background out of focus

Gamma linolenic acid, shown here as a ball and stick model with the carbons coloured/textured like oil supplement capsules (oxygen red and hydrogen white balls). Evening primrose seeds scattered on the floor underneath.

The next 3 in the 2025/26 #AlphabetOfMolecules. ...Moving forward you can contribute to the selections or just enjoy some colourful #SciArt .... E, F and G are: Estradiol, Fucosyllactose and Gamma-linolenic acid....H is coming soon...
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Adenosine triphosphate, with blurry molecule in the foreground which is ATP losing one of its phosphates to give ADP. Carbon: grey, oxygen: red, nitrogen: blue, hydrogen: white and phosphorous: fiery to represent the fuel nature of ATP

Beta carotene molecule, ball and stick structure visible within larger spheres, with carrots blurry in the background.

A chloroform molecule floating in the air, next to a skull and crossbones resting on a cloth...presumably the cloth used to administer the fatal dose of chloroform!

Diazepam, the background is human serum albumin with the key binding amino acids blurry and the rest of the protein as a fuzzy pink ribbon structure. Diazepam is a ball and stick model, carbon=black, nitrogen=blue, hydrogen=white, oxygen=red, chlorine=green.

Planning to get back to building the 2025/26 #AlphabetOfMolecules. Here is a recap of where we got to, starting with the first 4. Moving forward you can contribute to the selections or just enjoy some colourful #SciArt . The 1st four are: ATP, β-carotene, chloroform and Diazepam
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2 head silhouettes with protein structures glowing inside. Between them a depiction of AI network architecture at the top and a small molecule with some protein helices under the arch

Some more #CoverArt for @rscbooks.rsc.org
...this one on Machine Learning and Deep Learning in Drug Design
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A pop art inspired image of a chemical reaction, fusing a chemical thread together through a macrocycle ring, for a journal cover.

Today is #PopArtDay 🎉... so here's a look back at some #PopArt #coverart made for @stephenfielden.bsky.social
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State-Independent Ionic Conductivity YouTube video by McGonigal Group

My latest animation shows how organic salts can keep the same ionic conductivity mechanism as they transform from liquid to solid. Supporting a paper by @paul-mcgonigal.bsky.social et al. published in @science.org
🔗 www.science.org/doi/10.1126/..
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youtu.be/6bj-TnxfRLE?...

Yellow threads wrapping around carbon nanotubes

Some more #CoverArt for @rscbooks.rsc.org ...this one on Nanocomposites
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When liquids freeze, ions normally grind to a halt — but not in our new materials!

Our latest paper in @science.org shows how organic salts can keep the same ionic conductivity mechanism as they transform from liquid to solid.

🔗 www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

@ox.ac.uk @ajavestro.bsky.social

Three 2D nanomaterials, a carbon based sheet underneath and 2 variation of material representations above.

Getting a bit more festive here with some baubles! #CoverArt for @rscbooks.rsc.org for a book about next-generation 2D nanomaterials
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A red car perched on top of a 3D model of a capacitor connecting the anode and cathode. Showing ions moving in the central part with chemical structures on either side.

Been a bit busy recently but am back here now with some more #CoverArt for @rscbooks.rsc.org 'Emerging Metal Ion Hybrid Capacitors based on Nano Materials'🙂
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Novacaine deconstructed #chemistry YouTube video by SciCommStudios

Long time without postins, been super busy, but here is a little deconstructed novacaine for now, before I can get back to the #AlphabetOfMolecules.
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youtube.com/shorts/YV5j7...

I may get around to making a lactose free version😂

Lactose YouTube video by SciCommStudios

Another quick short. This is Lactose😄... #SciCandy
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youtube.com/shorts/-Mnvw...

Theobromine, SciCandy - a Molecule Present in Chocolate (and Tea) #chemistry YouTube video by SciCommStudios

Some frivolous Friday fun! This is Theobromine!😄... #SciCandy
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youtube.com/shorts/FGtEY...

a molecular network showing the movement of electrons between the metal atoms and aromatic rings

Hot off the press! new #CoverArt for @kasperspedersen.bsky.social Read the article here www.cell.com/chem/fulltex...
Molecular alloying drives valence change in a van der Waals antiferromagnet

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Functional layered double hydroxide

Some more #coverart for @rscbooks.rsc.org. Functional Layered Double Hydroxides. 🐡🧪⚗️ #Cinema4D #compchemsky