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How the contaminated heparin drug kills
Finally we have a medical explanation of how the contaminated version of heparin was able to kill individuals who used the blood-thinning drug. A scientific report by a research team on the workings o… more →
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Under wraps: Genetically Engineered Seeds
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Rady wrote 2 weeks ago: By Emily Waltz Are the crop industry’s strong-arm tactics and close-fisted attitude to sharing seeds … more →
More and Diverse ESC Lines Needed
Bob Nellis wrote 3 months ago: As the federal government’s new policy on embryonic stem cells becomes better understood, it’s clear … more →
Jeremy Grushcow Quoted in Nature Biotechnology
audreymfg wrote 5 months ago: Check out the quotes from our fearless leader in Brian Orelli’s piece on the tensions between … more →
Double standards in Nature biotechnology
peanutbutter wrote 1 year ago: OK, So that is a relatively inflammatory and controversial headline, edging on the side of tabloid s … more →
Puzzle: Which Wired article is cited in Nature Biotechnology?
attilachordash wrote 1 year ago: Nature Biotechnology is the (peer review) journal for me: it’s geeky, fresh and it takes into … more →
How the contaminated heparin drug kills
hodicom wrote 1 year ago: Finally we have a medical explanation of how the contaminated version of heparin was able to kill in … more →
Egypt Outbreak's Overview - H5N1 Receptor Binding Domain Roulette
snowyowl1 wrote 1 year ago: Monitoring of receptor binding changes and combinations of changes is important, because efficient t … more →
Nature Biotech paper - revised MIGS/MIMS checklist now available
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tgra wrote 1 year ago: At the recent Genomic Standards Consortium (GSC) workshop, George Garrity led discussions to review … more →
