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Thanks for the Memories

Posted by Shalini Chudasama on 2009-08-03 in Dr.-Arepally, hematology, heparin, immunology, legit-data, micropipette, research, reunion, t-shirt
*looks around confused* Howard Hughes is over? Wait. . what??
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Collecting Data = good. Realizing the data you collected was useless = bad. Lesson learned = priceless

Posted by Shalini Chudasama on 2009-07-14 in addiction, data, heparin, labs, learning, mistakes, solutions
The good and the bad. But nothing is particularly ugly (regarding my research at least).
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I've been HIT by data!!!

Posted by Shalini Chudasama on 2009-07-10 in absorbance, data, day-in-the-lab, dilutions, DLS, edge, heparin, HIT, PCS, solutions, spectrophotometer, toluene
When your lab is studying Heparin-induced thromobocytopenia, bad puns on a daily basis are inevitable. Speaking of things on a daily basis. . .
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It’s a dust particle, it’s an anomaly, it’s. . .a particle aggregate?

Posted by Shalini Chudasama on 2009-07-03 in Arepally, hematology, heparin, HIT, immunology, lysozyme, PF4, platelet, protamine, protein
Why it makes sense that my project is being done in Dr. Arepally's lab.
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Eppendorfs, blood, and heparin, oh my!

Posted by Shalini Chudasama on 2009-06-18 in Arepally, blood, hematology, heparin, HIT, mice, particle-aggregates, solutions
Thus begins the chronicles of Shalini Chudasama's adventures in the Alex Sands building. . .*cue foreshadowing music*
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