David Ferguson

2 weeks ago | elifesciences.org | Mohammad Zeeshan |Igor Blatov |Ryuji Yanase |David Ferguson

eLife Assessment In Plasmodium male gametocytes, rapid nuclear division occurs with an intact nuclear envelope, requiring precise coordination between nuclear and cytoplasmic events to ensure proper packaging of each nucleus into a developing gamete. This valuable study characterizes two proteins involved in the formation of Plasmodium berghei male gametes.

1 month ago | thefoodpocketguide.com | David Ferguson

A dog’s diet is key to their health and happiness. Many owners want the best for their pets but feel overwhelmed by the options. Choosing the right food helps with growth, energy, shiny coats, and overall well-being. Preparing a balanced diet makes a big difference in a dog’s life. A good pet diet should be similar to what we want for ourselves. Fresh ingredients, proper nutrients, and variety create a complete diet. Planning is important. Hungry dogs may lead to impulsive food choices.

1 month ago | thesouthernreporter.co.uk | David Ferguson

​​​Fish were flying through the air and into nets everywhere you looked at the Schloss Roxburghe Hotel over the weekend, to a backdrop of yelps and screams of delight. The first Tweed Salmon Festival seemed to be a big hit with close to 500 people estimated to have trooped into the hotel grounds near Kelso on Saturday and around 300-400 attending on a glorious sunny Sunday.

1 month ago | bbc.co.uk | David Ferguson

Image caption, The event was designed to help attract younger people to anglingThe first Tweed Salmon Festival brought hundreds of people to Kelso at the weekend to learn the art of fly-fishing. Organised by the River Tweed ghillies and boatmen to address the ageing profile of anglers, it proved a success with the target audience of children and families.

2 months ago | bbc.com | David Ferguson

Salmon festival aims to encourage young anglersDavid FergusonBBCThe event was designed to help attract younger people to anglingThe first Tweed Salmon Festival brought hundreds of people to Kelso at the weekend to learn the art of fly-fishing. Organised by the River Tweed ghillies and boatmen to address the ageing profile of anglers, it proved a success with the target audience of children and families.