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Is this really the end?? I REFUSE!

Posted by Leighanne Oh on 2009-08-04 in BioSci, Brook-Teffera, bus, Chris, Christina, Civil&Env-Egr-Dept, Day-1, enzyme, Gunsch-Dr.-Claudia, Kauro, Kriti, lab-orientation., Lindsey, lunch, lysozyme, Memories, NANOSILVER, PCR, pipettecells, plasmid, Protein, scientist, Tanya, Wahl, Week-1, Week-7, wish
I finally got to put my scrappy looking Howard Hughes bag in the washer. As I turned the machine’s dial, I realized that I was just about to wash away the beauties of my bag: the dirt patches, awkward smell, and the bag filled with paper, paperclips, and small pieces of everything.
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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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Nearing the End

Posted by Danielle Black on 2009-07-19 in mtDNA, PCR, phylogeny-tree
With only two weeks left in the program, here's a brief update on how my research is coming along.
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Research is Fun! (eventually I'll believe myself).

Posted by Hetali Lodaya on 2009-07-14 in gel, mutations, PCR, research, sterile-technique, troubleshooting, yeast
Okay, I really do like research. That doesn't mean it's not frustrating every once in a while.
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"A Day in the Life (of Will)"

Posted by William Colquhoun on 2009-07-12 in microscopy, parafilm, PCR, zygospores
This is a typical day for me in my lab. While what i do can be interesting, what looks to be easy is not a simple as it seems.
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