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By catdynamics on April 29, 2009.

yet more flu
university politics
and whatever else I tripped over on the net

Revere beats a dead horse wot needs beatin'

Revere: not just a statistic

LOLpigs

Tara: swine 'flu deja vu

Digital Biologist: what goes around comes around
very cool viral sequence alignments and family trees

Digital Biologist: this is how you do it

Wired: flu genomics

Flu Redux: from Making Light

University As We Know It: End Thereof

Incoherent Ponderer dismantles the preceding

FSP takes on the University As We Know It

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