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Nanotechnology: let's get small!
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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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Why would we be able to detect more genetic variation by blasting with nucleotide sequences?
Category: Influenza resources
Having a blast with the flu sequences - why use nucleotides?
Posted by Sandra Porter at 11:00 PM • 0 Comments •
Following flu with Health Map
Category: Influenza resources
Which schools are closed? Using Health Map to follow the flu
Posted by Sandra Porter at 11:55 AM • 4 Comments •
Basic lab stuff: pouring an agarose gel
Category: Videos
Are you curious about biotechnology lab techniques? Agarose gels are a standby.
Posted by Sandra Porter at 12:32 PM • 2 Comments •
A fantastic book for anyone who teaches or works in science
Category: Science careers
Making the Right Moves A Practical Guide to Scientific Management for Postdocs and New Faculty.
Posted by Sandra Porter at 9:10 AM • 6 Comments •
Teachertube: YouTube for teachers
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Learn math from Abbot and Costello!
Posted by Sandra Porter at 8:17 PM • 2 Comments •
Using the MRSA database to teach students about data analysis and public health
Category: classroom activities
A classroom activity graphing real public health data
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Weekend fun: Build your own virus!
Category: classroom activities
If you're going to create a new life form (even if it's only digital), Sunday Saturday seems like the best day to give it a try. Reposted from an earlier...
Posted by Sandra Porter at 11:17 AM • 4 Comments •
A Sunday with the Tardigrades
Category: Science education
Cute little tardigrades are great research subjects.
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Revenge of the clones: the immunology movie
Category: Immunology
What happens when a group of streptococci stick to cells in your throat and start to make toxins? Your body fights back by making clones. The animated video, Fighting Infection...
Posted by Sandra Porter at 1:29 PM • 4 Comments •
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