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Carnival Time!
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The latest Scientia Pro Publica blog carnival is up over at mauka to makai . It's a collection of sciencey -blog posts, with a mix of...
Resistance without genetics - persistance in bacterial populations
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Most work on bacterial resistance to antibiotics tends to start with genetics. If a bacteria is able to survive a certain antibiotic, it is ...
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On the classification of blobs
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The first forays into microscopy revealed a whole world of blobs, tiny microscopic organisms that were invisible to the naked eye. These wen...
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End of exams!
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So exams finally finished! Going out with a bang for the final practical paper, which was evil to the point of being insane. It seemed to b...
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Revision...
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...would be a lot easier if the lecturers gave better notes. Notes that didn't leave me trying to work out colour-coded protein domains ...
Either dull or revolutionary, no middle ground...
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I decided to have a go at some proper 'research blogging' today; taking an article and turning it, figures and all, from highly scie...
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Emotions...I knew i was forgetting something...
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Slightly baffling BBC Health headline today: " Emotional intelligence 'aids sex' " Apparently woman with a high 'emoti...
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Monoclonal antibodies
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During my pathology course last year, monoclonal antibodies were one of those things I just couldn't 'get'. It was explained to ...
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Tee-four and Colin
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They're getting on so well together! Tee-four (the phage on top) was a present from Genetic Inference And Colin (the rather worried look...
Science and Yoga
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I have started doing Yoga recently, to give me a bit of calming time during revision, and to get a work out which doesn't involve undue ...
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