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May 31, 2007

Read this stem cell paper!

Category: Pure Biology

Soon it will be clear that this paper from last summer will be the basis of a future Nobel Prize.

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May 30, 2007

Here today, gone tomorrow

Category: Lab Life

Rumour has it that last week a junior faculty here at Harvard Medical School showed up to his lab and with no prior warning announced that he was leaving academic science. The next day he was gone. All of his...

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'cuz it's my b'day

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

Some Tom Waits:...

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Pinker on Scientific Literacy

Category: Science & Society

This past weekend in a review of Natalie Angier's new book Steven Pinker wrote something I'd like to share with you (below the fold):...

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May 28, 2007

Second Call for Mendel's Garden #15

Category: Misc

Have a great entry on genetics, genes, evolution, cell biology or any other relevant topic? The 15th edition of Mendel's Garden is now requesting entries. You have until June 2nd to send 'em in. Just email me or submit them...

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May 26, 2007

Saturday Morning Video - Cordyceps & Ants

Category: Science & Society

Here is an amazing clip from BBC's Planet Earth demonstrating the life cycle of a member of the Cordyceps family of parasitic fungi.

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May 25, 2007

Green Fluorescent Protein - A Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz Videocast

Category: Pure Biology

Hear a seminar from one of the pioneers of GFP technology and a leader in the study of cellular organelles.

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May 24, 2007

A Little Note on Complexity in Humans

Category: Pure Biology

This is a cleaned up version of a comment I left on Larry Moran's blog....

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May 23, 2007

What happens when you try to do too many things ...

Category: Lab Life

After picking colonies, preparing DNA samples from them, digesting a small aliquot of the plasmid prep with the appropriate restriction enzymes and preparing an agarose gel ... you end up loading your minipreps instead of your restriction digests. Damn....

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Stanley Miller (1930-2007)

Category: Science & Society

Stanley Miller, of the famed Urey-Miller experiment, died Sunday (NYTimes Obit). Here's an entry from over a year ago that was catalyzed by a conversation with a former member of the Miller lab:...

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