Photomicrographs of Glomus versiforme (basionym Endogone versiformis) are this week’s featured image. The colorful figure contains pale spores used in the paper…
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Images Worth a Thousand WordsRead more
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Collections PLoS ONE Launches Proceedings of the Third International Barcode of Life Conference, Mexico City CollectionRead more
Since 2003, DNA barcoding has become a widely used technique for species diagnosis and identification. To date, over 600 peer-reviewed scientific papers…
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Topic Focus Prospective genomics in epidemics – lessons from the German E. coli outbreakRead more
Today we published an article by Mellmann et al. entitled, Prospective Genomic Characterization of the German Enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli O104:H4 Outbreak by…
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Featured Image Tracking Turtles: An author spotlight on Sara MaxwellRead more
The beach in Mayumba National Park, located on the coast of Gabon, has one of the highest nesting densities of sea turtles…
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Topic Focus Age as the only meaningful predictive tool for cardiovascular disease: another blow to personalized medicine?Read more
Today, we published the article, Screening for Future Cardiovascular Disease Using Age by Nicholas J. Wald, Mark Simmonds, and Joan K. Morris…
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Featured Image World Malaria Day: Research Highlights from PLoS ONE and PLoS PathogensRead more
Today is World Malaria Day —a time to reflect upon and commemorate the global efforts to fight this deadly mosquito-born disease found…
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Aggregators PLoS ONE News and Blog Round-UpRead more
In this media digest: your flaws are my pain, increased gold mining threatens the Peruvian Amazon and more. The manuscript, Your Flaws…
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Creative re-use Open Access Medical Publishing and Personalized MedicineRead more
We are always happy to hear when scientists find creative ways to reuse PLoS ONE content, and we are pleased to share…
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Fun The Song of Mouse: An Author Spotlight on Jasmine Grimsley, Takefumi Kikusui and Kazuo OkanoyaRead more
Did you know that mice can sing? We can’t hear them, unfortunately – they’re a few octaves out of our range, and…
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Aggregators PLoS ONE in the Science Superlatives, 2010 EditionRead more
With the start of 2011, it’s time for our annual round-up of some PLoS ONE articles that made various lists of significant…
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Collections Tracking Marine Animal Travel: Introducing the PLoS POST CollectionRead more
Scientists are gaining a deeper understanding of marine animal travel patterns using a large-scale tracking network. The new PLoS POST Collection, created…