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Where Did Bio Begin For You?

Where did bio begin for you? That intriguing question has been the central focus of an interesting [read more]

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Read This Before You Design Those qPCR Primers

qPCR is a technique used daily in most labs, but the first step, designing your primers, can be [read more]

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10 More Firefox Add-ons for Scientists

Way back in October 2007, I wrote an article on 10 Firefox add-ons for cell and molecular [read more]

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Get PDFs ASAP with Pubget

After quite a long hiatus (which included a conference in Hawaii, whoo hoo!), I’m back to [read more]

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Omics Software Galore!

If you are looking for Omics software, then I suspect the G6G Directory of Omics and Intelligent [read more]

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Navigating the sea of human genetics, Part II

Avast, me hearties, I’m back with Part II of our exploration of the HuGE Navigator. To get [read more]

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Navigating the Sea of Human Genetics, Part I

Ahoy mateys! At my workplace we’ve recently become EXTREMELY excited about a resource [read more]

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Read Papers? I'd Rather Watch a Video.

As a scientist in academia or industry, you spend a large portion of your time looking up and [read more]

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Taming the Data Stampede with Wikis

Since you’re a Bitesize Bio reader, you’re well aware that there is an abundance of [read more]

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Be A Bio-Rockstar with ClusterMed

Back in October, Nick wrote about the scientific literature searching resource GoPubMed. Today I [read more]

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