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A Little Late, but Still Worthwhile......The Story of My Research

Posted by Helen Giles on 2009-07-30 in Center-for-Human-Genetics, CHG, complications, downs-of-research, Helen-Giles, Melanie, PCR, PCR-blocks, research, SNPs, ups-of-research
The ups and downs of my research!
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Possible Work I do in the Lab at the CHG

Posted by Claire Deahl on 2009-07-09 in CHG, computer, fourth-floor, MSRB, PCR-reaction, schedule, SNPs, stairs, Taqman-plates
a description of what I could do in a day
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DNA is Hot

Posted by Olutoyosi Oyelowo on 2009-07-05 in Burnt, CHG, DNA, Oven-Mits, PCRit, Proteinuria, Sequencher-alert, SNPS
A slice of my Research Project plate.
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Who Knew Someone Who Started an Ethanol Fire and a Radioactive Spill Could Amount to So Much?!

Posted by Helen Giles on 2009-06-29 in advice, Center-for-Disease-Control, Center-for-Human-Genetics, CHG, Dr.-Allison-Ashley-Koch, Emory-University, ethanol-fire, hard-rock-band, Helen-Giles, radioactive-spill, UNC
My interview with the wonderfully amazing Dr. Allison Ashley-Koch!
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Instilling a love for pipets - a day at the CHG

Posted by Preetha Nandi on 2008-07-09 in assay, cake, CHG, pipet, SNPs, Taqman
From talking to other Howard Hughes interns about what they do in the lab, I soon found out that I was not the only one pipetting for hours at a time on a daily basis. A typical day in my lab consists of running PCRs and preparing the data to be submitted. I have submitted much data but have not received any back yet; once a meeting is established between my PI, a statistician, and myself, I can salute the old pipette stand and move on to bigger and better things.
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