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ALT Day 8 of ASBMB Journals’ “Tales From the Laboratory: 13 Days of Halloween” collection. A close-up image shows a black mamba with its mouth open against a sandy background, framed by swirling blue smoke. The ASBMB Journals logo appears at the bottom.
ALT Day 7 of ASBMB Journals’ “Tales From the Laboratory: 13 Days of Halloween” collection. A tan and brown rattlesnake is coiled on rocky ground with its forked tongue extended. Swirling orange smoke frames the image.
ALT Day 6 of ASBMB Journals’ “Tales From the Laboratory: 13 Days of Halloween” collection. A close-up image shows a bright green snake coiled against a dark background, framed by swirling purple smoke. The ASBMB Journals logo appears at the bottom.
ALT Day 5 of ASBMB Journals’ “Tales From the Laboratory: 13 Days of Halloween” collection. A light microscopy image shows Plasmodium falciparum, the parasite that causes malaria, among pink-stained red blood cells. Swirling teal smoke frames the image.
ALT Day 4 of ASBMB Journals’ “Tales From the Laboratory: 13 Days of Halloween” collection. An image of Plasmodium falciparum in the schizont stage inside a red blood cell is framed by swirling blue smoke. The ASBMB Journals logo appears at the bottom.
ALT Graphic for “Tales from the Laboratory: 13 Days of Halloween,” Day 2. A patterned orange-and-cream cone snail rests on the seafloor, framed by swirling purple smoke. ASBMB Journals logo at bottom.
ALT Graphic for “Tales from the Laboratory: 13 Days of Halloween,” Day 1. A glowing green firefly rests on a leaf against a dark blue background, surrounded by wispy teal smoke. ASBMB Journals logo at bottom.
ALT Day 4 of ASBMB Journals’ “Tales From the Laboratory: 13 Days of Halloween” collection. An image of Plasmodium falciparum in the schizont stage inside a red blood cell is framed by swirling blue smoke. The ASBMB Journals logo appears at the bottom.
ALT Side-by-side portraits of Emmanuelle Charpentier, left, and Jennifer Doudna, right.
ALT 2027 ASBMB Annual Meeting graphic featuring a headshot and text reading, “Plenary speaker: AI and the future of biomolecular design. Tristan Bepler, New York Structural Biology Center and OpenProtein.AI.” Boston, April 3–6.
