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I am a microbiologist and molecular biologist turned tenured biotech faculty turned bioinformatics scientist turned entrepreneur. My passion is developing instructional materials for 21st century biology (Digital World Biology).
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March 30, 2009
Support children, support the DREAM Act
Category: Science education
Help save children's dreams
Posted by Sandra Porter at 1:12 PM • 48 Comments •
Sitting on the DNA, watching the tide roll away
Category: sequence analysis
Where do transcription factors like to hang out?
Posted by Sandra Porter at 8:06 AM • 1 Comments •
March 27, 2009
Do you have an NIH grant? There's summer research funding available for students and teachers
Category: Announcements
NIH grantees can get summer research money for students and teachers
Posted by Sandra Porter at 4:05 PM • 0 Comments •
March 26, 2009
BIO-ITEST, live in Seattle this summer!
Category: Science education
It looks like we'll be doing some bioinformatics with high schools.
Posted by Sandra Porter at 8:30 PM • 0 Comments •
Using protein blast and identifying unknown proteins, part II.
Category: Bioinformatics
In which we identify unknown human proteins.
Posted by Sandra Porter at 8:00 AM • 0 Comments •
March 25, 2009
Using protein blast and searching for Elvis, part I.
Category: Bioinformatics
How old do you have to be to see Elvis in a Las Vegas club? Believe or not, blastp can tell you the answer.
Posted by Sandra Porter at 8:27 PM • 8 Comments •
March 24, 2009
What if everything you thought you knew about the genome was wrong?
Category: Genetics & Molecular Biology
Oh genome, I hardly knew ye.
Posted by Sandra Porter at 5:25 PM • 15 Comments •
March 22, 2009
Look into the future (and the past) with Gene Genie
Category: Genetics & Molecular Biology
What do the missing Romanov children, genetically engineered humans, financial risk taking, and poop have in common?
Posted by Sandra Porter at 3:50 PM • 0 Comments •
March 21, 2009
Hey kids, want to sequence a bacterial genome?
Category: Genomics
Cofactor genomics will sequence genomes for school projects
Posted by Sandra Porter at 1:00 PM • 4 Comments •
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