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Streamlined in-gel digestion protocol using ProteaseMAX™ Surfactant, Trypsin Enhancer
In-gel tryptic digests of 1-dimensional (1-D) or 2-dimensional (2-D) acrylamide gels are commonly used in proteomics to identify unknown proteins of interest. The unknown proteins are excised from the… more →
Promega Connections
More on the SF Workshop at IIT – Kanpur
vsinghsblog wrote 3 hours ago: Being late and hurriedly written, this account is somewhat incoherent. Re-writing it would take too … more →
Science Communicators 'Speed Date' in Brisbane
kateharries wrote 12 hours ago: Kate: This week Bridge8 was honoured to be included in a get together of Science Communicators worki … more →
July Nature p.L.A.y. Calendar of Events (part 2)
wheredothechildrenplayla wrote 1 day ago: July Nature p.L.A.y. Calendar of Events (Part 2) Ahhhh! Summer is in full swing! Now … more →
Streamlined in-gel digestion protocol using ProteaseMAX™ Surfactant, Trypsin Enhancer
gkobs wrote 2 days ago: In-gel tryptic digests of 1-dimensional (1-D) or 2-dimensional (2-D) acrylamide gels are commonly us … more →
Ocean dead zones cause for concern
oceanscience wrote 2 days ago: By Stuart Wakeham Professor, Skidaway Institute of Oceanography When you look at the activities in t … more →
Boiling Water Contributes to Greenhouse Effect - H2O vapor is ten times worse than CO2!
pwl wrote 3 days ago: They claim that the C02 greenhouse gas is the biggest challenge to our existence on Earth; if it … more →
The intersection of Hollywood and...Science?
constantcosmographer wrote 4 days ago: As a science educator, I try to stay tuned into trends in science education and general public perce … more →
Welcome Saki in Liberia
Preetha Ram wrote 4 days ago: Saki is a student of chemistry in Liberia. A while ago the President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liber … more →
Maybe it's a false dichotomy
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John M. Lynch wrote 4 days ago: I’m currently enjoying Rick Perstein’s Nixonland . In it, Perlstein partially attributes … more →
New Texas BoE Head: Shuffle To The Right
Tye wrote 5 days ago: I thought Texas may buck the trend and put someone in charge of the Board of Education that cares ab … more →
Collins To Head NIH, Obama Makes Another Bad Decision
Tye wrote 5 days ago: So Francis Collins (of Human Genome Project fame) is the new pick to head the NIH under President Ob … more →
Surfing Standing Waves in Montreal and other Rivers
pwl wrote 6 days ago: “Preparing to surf a standing river wave in the St. Lawrence, where high-velocity water … more →
Obama, God and Global Warming + Bill O'Reilly's insanity
pwl wrote 6 days ago: Yeah, it’s great that Obama is a “Secular” USA President. His dad was raised … more →
PreMeds, listen up!
Preetha Ram wrote 6 days ago: Everyone is rethinking premed! “AAMC/HHMI Committee Defines Scientific Competencies for Futur … more →
The Public and Science
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Bob Nellis wrote 6 days ago: We’ve lived through the “Generation Gap” and the “Missile Gap” (which … more →
Rescue the Verb!
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Michele Arduengo wrote 1 week ago: Getting What You Want from Your Science Writing IV: Rescue the Verb! When I wrote for my courses in … more →
First Summer Post 2009
htwilson wrote 1 week ago: First post since school officially ended and I hope that you are all enjoying your summer. Of course … more →
David Barton: Mediocre scientists who are Christian, good; great scientists, bad
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Ed Darrell wrote 1 week ago: I’m reviewing the reviews of Texas social studies curricula offered by the six people appointe … more →
don't forget to blame a scientist...
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gfish wrote 1 week ago: Generally, when you walk down the street and see a man shouting about conspiracy theories on a soapb … more →
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