Georgy Kurakin (He/Him)

Freelance science communicator, Independent (unaffiliated) researcher
  • Russian Federation

About Georgy Kurakin

Biologist focused on bioinformatics, multicellularity evolution, and cross-kingdom pathogenicity. 

Laboratory medicine doctor by training. 

Member of the Royal Society of Biology (RSB) and International Society of Computational Biology (ISCB).

Science communicator, regular contributor of The Skeptic magazine (skeptic.org.uk). 

Digital artist by hobby (see my website). 

Living in Tver', Russia. 

Intro Content

May oxylipins make bacteria be out of their tree? A controversial preprint that will not be published

We found some bioinformatic evidence that lipoxygenase enzyme and oxylipin signalling might empower some bacteria to "jump" between plants and humans. To enforce our hypothesis, I undertook data research. Here, I explain why I have decided to keep it as a formally unpublished preprint.

Popular Content

Topics

Channels contributed to:

Behind the Paper News and Opinion