Today, many biotechnology blogs focus on genomics (especially personal genomics) and the business side of biotech. The blogs listed below are produced by professors, students as well as law firms and researchers. One other focus in these top 50 biotechnology blogs is bioinformatics, represented in both in molecular biology as well as in databases, algorithms, computational and statistical techniques and theory.
Anyway, check it out, this is a blogroll's blogroll.
Which reminds me, my blog roll needs fixing up. It's been months. I'll get to that, I'll get to that.
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