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sensitive detection
SYSTEMS BIOLOGY: Footprints in the Oceans
Barbara R. Jasny
Laboratory research works well in identifying the responses of individual organisms to a series of environmental changes; it is rather more difficult, however, to carry out analogous studies of how community structure and function are influenced by the environment and by interactions ( Read more... ) -
Biophysical Society Meeting 2009
I gave a talk yesterday to a room with well over 500 scientists from around the world.
The funny thing is that the subject of the talk was something that my boss hasn't really even expressed a lot of interest in writing a paper up on. -
Cuz she flipped her shoe at him
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/401618_schene27.html
A video showing a King County Sheriff's deputy pummeling a 15-year-old girl in a holding cell was released Friday over the strenuous objections of the officer's attorney.
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Obama's Rhetorical Inspirations: Presidents, Poets, and Hobbits
President Obama's speech to Congress stood on the shoulders of prophets, playwrights, and hobbits. From J.F.K. to an Australian pop band, here are the ten sources behind the most memorable lines of Obama's recent address:
1) "Madame Speaker, Mr. Vice President, Members of Congress, and the First Lady of the United States: I've come here tonight ( Read more... ) -
I feel like the animals used in this study must have been pretty happy...
DEVELOPMENT: Postponing Senescence
Beverly A. Purnell
Although aging affects us all, concerns about reproductive aging generally refer to females. But females have not cornered this market: Reproductive aging in men is evidenced by decreased fertility that correlates with decreased testosterone and sperm motility. Likewise, rodent studies reveal ( Read more... )
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