Another molecular biologist has joined the ScienceBlogs army. Go over an say hello to Alex Palazzo at The Daily Transcript. He'll drop some central dogma on you.
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On Tuesday, April 4, Boston-area Seed friends and contributors gathered for dinner and conversation at Cambridge's Oleana restaurant.
I read yesterday with joy the post by fellow ScienceBlogger, Alex Palazzo (The Daily Transcript), on his disbelief that autism advocates are selling oral supplements of yeast RNA.
The H-index was the brainchild of Jorge Hirsch. It's a method to quantify a researchers impact. (To read more on this, check this entry of mine: What's your h-index.)
A new paper provides evidence that certain RNAs associate with centrosomes and may represent a centrosomal RNA genome. Furthermore this potential genome includes an enzyme that could copy the centrosomal associated RNA. But first some background.
Congratulations! Let them eat war! ;)
Thanks compatriot.