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Sandra Porter 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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Bored on Thanksgiving?

Here's an experiment you can do at home.

Let's watch that again in slow motion, shall we?

We need lab movies of people doing things wrong.

Dim Sum, anyone?

Some experiments are doomed from the start

Your doggie on drugs

Is your precious pup spending an unusual amount of time time hanging around by the pond? Is poochy looking a little green around the gills? Does fido seem a little feeble? My friend you've got trouble. Trouble with a capital...

Dihydrogen Monoxide: Controversial Solvent Exposed

Yikes, I've spilled some DHMO on my hands! What do I do now? Do you know the truth about DHMO? Look at this web site and tell me if you still want to go swimming....

Is the truth in Duluth?

Viking ships and runestones. It must be seen to be believed.

Cephalopodia at the PTSA!

Usually, I leave the cephalopod genre to PZ, but that was before I attended last night's PTSA meeting.

Too funny to ignore

Chad Orzel posted a cute bit about True Lab Stories: The Party Game. I like these things because, yes, they make it clear that those of us who do science put coffee cups on top of our cars and drive...

People who look like their dogs

Past Favorites for the holidays: Now that the dog genome is done, maybe we need a new project in genetic variation. What genotypes make people look like their dogs? technorati tags: dogs, humor dog genome...

Holy Moly! What kind of scientist are you, Batman?

This important question, posed by Benjamin Cohen of The World's Fair, is one that cannot be ignored. And, most importantly, can be quickly answered....

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