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Jessica A. Goodheart

Jessica A. Goodheart

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Senior Editor, Capital & Main

Los Angeles

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crypto business, Accounting, Finance , Nfts, Web3

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celebrities, self-publicists, influencers

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Total articles 380

  • A subset of conserved phagocytic genes are likely used for the intracellular theft of cnidarian stinging organelles in nudibranch gastropods

    By Jessica A. Goodheart Verified, Rose A Fiorenza, Robin A Rio, Rebecca Lopez-Anido| bioRxiv@ AbstractBackground: Phagocytosis is a universal physiological process in eukaryotes with many important biological functions. In nudibranch gastropods, a novel form of phagocytosis called nematocyst sequestration is specialized for the uptake of venomous stinging organelles stolen from their cnidarian prey. This process is highly selective.

    By Jessica A. Goodheart Verified, Rose A Fiorenza, Robin A Rio, Rebecca Lopez-Anido · bioRxiv

    Feb. 17, 2025

  • Surviving on $1,800 a month in Social Security, she died looking for a place to live

    By Jessica A. Goodheart Verified| Los Angeles Public Press Verified This article was produced by the nonprofit journalism publication Capital & Main. It is co-published here with permission. When I first met her, Joanne Marie Erickson had not left her apartment in weeks and she was just days away from being evicted from her home of 23 years. She sat on a tattered couch, while her cat Muriel wandered around her cluttered living room. She was alone, overwhelmed. “I think I’m falling apart,” she said.

    By Jessica A. Goodheart Verified · Los Angeles Public Press

    Jan. 07, 2025

  • A subset of conserved phagocytic genes are likely used for the intracellular theft of cnidarian stinging organelles in nudibranch gastropods

    By Jessica A. Goodheart Verified, Rose A Fiorenza, Robin A Rio, Rebecca Lopez-Anido| bioRxiv@ AbstractBackground: Phagocytosis is a universal physiological process in eukaryotes with many important biological functions. In nudibranch gastropods, a novel form of phagocytosis called nematocyst sequestration is specialized for the uptake of venomous stinging organelles stolen from their cnidarian prey. This process is highly selective.

    By Jessica A. Goodheart Verified, Rose A Fiorenza, Robin A Rio, Rebecca Lopez-Anido · bioRxiv

    Feb. 17, 2025

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Capital & Main

Capital & Main is an award-winning nonprofit publication that reports from California on the most pressing economic, environmental and social issues of our time. Winner of the 2023 Online Journalist of the Year prize from the Southern California Journalism Awards, Capital & Main has had stories co-published in more than 30 media outlets, from The Atlantic, Time, Reuters, The Guardian and Fast Company to The American Prospect, Grist, Slate and the Daily Beast. Working with top writers, editors and visual artists, we cover income inequality, climate change, the green economy, housing, health care, public education, immigration, race, and criminal justice. Capital & Main is a 501(c)3 tax exempt organization. Follow us on... Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/capitalandmain Threads: https://www.threads.net/@capitalandmainnews Blue Sky: https://bsky.app/profile/capitalandmain.bsky.social Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/capitalandmainnews Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/capitalandmain

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Founded: 2013