Bryan Heit, PhD

@BryanHeit
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Immunologist who looks at host-pathogen interactions, cardiovascular disease, & how they intersect. Also a big 🔬 & 3D printing 🤓. I ❤️ 🧀,🐝, 🍺 & 🐐.

Same username on the bird site, cloth site, blie place, and on the furry elephant site.

www.phagocytes.ca

Bryan Heit, PhDAug 29, 2023
Is there any beverage out there with a deeper, more complex, and layered flavour and aroma experience than a traditionally brewed sour ale? IMO, there is not. #sourbeer #wildale #solera #homebrew
Bryan Heit, PhDAug 28, 2023
My holiday is nearly over, and Pepper is quite disconcerted that I'll soon be returning to work. #goats #farmlife
Show threadBryan Heit, PhDJan 4, 2023
@seamus_holden any sort of thermal mass in a cooler should do the trick. Those ice packs that a lot of products ship on can be warmed in a waterbath and do a good job of holding warm temperature.ls.
Show threadBryan Heit, PhDDec 18, 2022
@antiserenity I can do one better - the recipe: https://natashaskitchen.com/chocolate-crinkle-cookies/
Chocolate Crinkle Cookies

Chocolate Crinkle Cookies have a rich fudgy center with a crisp outer layer. Crinkle Cookies are a staple on the Christmas cookie tray.

NatashasKitchen.com
Bryan Heit, PhDDec 18, 2022
Christmas baking has commenced!
Bryan Heit, PhDDec 17, 2022
This is a Brettanomyces custersianus cell, stained with wheat germ agglutinin (WGA). WGA binds to the carbohydrate N-acetyl-D-glucosamine, which on yeast is found on bud scars – a region of permanently altered cell wall left behind after cell division. This is a 3D reconstruction of a single cell with 8 scars. Each was a “neck” that connected the mother to daughter cell, through which replicated DNA and other material would be passed from mother to daughter.
Bryan Heit, PhDDec 16, 2022
Finally moved to mastodon from the bird site. I'm also @BryanHeit at Post if anyone is trying that as a Twitter alternative. Anyhow, here's a picture of my lapdog, Mavis.