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From the bench top to the public square.

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Alex Palazzo is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biochemistry at The University of Toronto.


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October 31, 2006

Depressing

Category: Lab Life

... when you finish your experiment at 5:15PM then exit the microscope room and discover that it's pitch dark outside....

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How the hell does dynamin act to fuse membranes?

Category: Pure Biology

Jodi Nunnari's group has a paper in Cell about how Mgm1, a dynamin like protein found in the inner mitochondrial matrix, is required for inner-membrane fusion in mitos.

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The Moral Mind - NY Times Comment

Category: Misc

Just as Chomsky argued that we are endowed with a language instinct, Hauser proposes that we all have a morality instinct. In today's NY Times there is an article on his new book:

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October 28, 2006

Saturday Morning Video

Category: art, food, music, citylife and other mental stimuli

Campaign ads? The whole thing reminds me of a Frank Zappa song.

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October 27, 2006

Letting Go of God

Category: art, food, music, citylife and other mental stimuli

Last night I saw Julia Sweeney's Letting Go of God at the Sander's theatre. It was a great show. I won't go into too many details, but just to let you know, it's a longer version of the monologue that...

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Spending Money in a Biomedical Lab

Category: Lab Life

What type of biomedical research costs the most? That is an interesting question. With the NIH asking for a 20% cut in everyone's grant, our lab has been looking into who spends what, and where can we cut costs. An...

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Map That Campus XX

Category: Map that Campus

Yes, it's back. And for the 20th edition we have a nice pair for you. Any ideas on who they could be?

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October 26, 2006

The Best Science Television Show?

Category: Ask a ScienceBlogger

Born and raised in Canada, I have to say that there is one obvious choice: The Nature of Things. Almost every Canadian in my age group has a picture of David Suzuki seared on some part of their neocortex.

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Some Thoughts on Mitosis & Cancer

Category: Pure Biology

At that same meeting over the past weekend, I heard Tim Mitchison give an interesting talk about mitosis and pharmacogenetics. For any of you who don't know, Tim's lab has been at the fore front of analyzing how the mitotic...

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October 25, 2006

Why is every protein expressed in testes?

Category: Pure Biology

Does this type of expression profile look familiar? From my limited experience from these types of pan-tissue blots, it would seem like every damn protein is expressed in testes. Why?...

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