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


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November 30, 2006

Bravo Science Magazine

A small change for Science articles.

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Rich Jorgensen on the RNAi Nobel.

Category: Pure Biology

Rich Jorgensen on the RNAi Nobel.

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November 29, 2006

RNA + Body Fluids (the results are in)

Category: Pure Biology

I finally did the experiment ... and more. Come see the results.

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Proks have dynamin like molecules!

Category: Pure Biology

When I was a grad student, eukaryotes had all the neatest toys ... actin, microtubules, kinesins, dynein, myosin, dynamin, SNAREs ... OK that's not totally true - bacteria had their version of tubulin (the constituent of microtubules), and it's...

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November 27, 2006

Neil deGrasse Tyson & Richard Dawkins

Category: Science & Society

I mostly agree with Tyson ... [Here's a different take on the whole culture-war phenomenon, what we scientists need to fight aggressively for is tolerance ... tolerance for ATHEISTS. On this front Dawkins is losing ground.] [HT: Ed Brayton]...

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This pisses me off

Category: Science & Society

An OpEd in today's NY Times about "the story of the Enlightenment that may be more illusory than real". WTF?

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November 26, 2006

NEXTgencode

Category: Misc

Want a permapuppy? How about increased BLSHt expression? Or a larger ear? Now there's a company for you!

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Thanksgiving

Category: Lab Life

Thursday, my wife and I hosted our annual Thanksgiving for the left behind. Every year, we gather all the foreigners and Americans who couldn't make it back to their own family and have a great big feast. This year, we...

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November 24, 2006

Map that Campus XXIV

Category: Map that Campus

Thanksgiving edition!

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November 23, 2006

Note added in proof

Category: Misc

If you haven't seen this, Orac is shocked that I'm shocked and then proceeds to give a run down of other autism related quackery ... go check it out. In contrast, Abel Pharmboy is joyous about my shockingly shocked post....

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