15 Great Biological Discoveries that Revolutionized Life Science
In the long history of biology, there have been so many amazing discoveries! Advancements in the origins of life, the mechanisms of life, cures for...
Chris menne
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7 Fun Things to Do in or out of the Lab This Summer
It’s summer time again! The temperature has hit “beautiful”, the trees and grass have turned back to their vibrant shades of green, and the birds...
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DNase: The History Behind The Name
What is it about a name that gives us that sense of solidity, structure and instant recognition that, as humans, we seem driven to possess?...
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How to Pronounce Biological Buffers by GoldBio
It is an inherently human trait to look for patterns in objects or things that we can personalize or make familiar. We do it with...
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In Sickness and in Health: Our Symbiotic Marriage
Our modern day view of our bodies has changed quite drastically over the last century. With increased medical knowledge and the ability to detect ever-smaller...
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Decoding the Circadian Clock
There is, I think, one thing that unifies nearly every species on Earth, a single constant that goes beyond similarities in DNA, genomes, cells or...
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A Better Way to Detect the Onset of Diabetes
It is probably a safe bet that everyone reading this knows at least one person who has diabetes. Diabetes is such a common disease in...
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Prospecting for Proteins of a Parasitic Protozoan
Most people know that human plagues and diseases have followed mankind throughout the millennia. And it’s difficult to remember that we, ourselves, are the preferred...
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There’s Gold on those DNA Molecules!
As I continue to search for novel and interesting applications for the interaction between biotin and streptavidin, I love seeing the variety of applications that...
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The Inhibition of a Chordoma Xenograft
In the universe of cancers, there are an overabundance of different types. Not just in terms of where a particular cancer tends to show up...
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What Causes Some Pregnancies to Result in Preeclampsia?
Since the early 1990’s, there has been an explosion of research and discovery around the problem of preeclampsia and the correlated growth factor, VEGF. Preeclampsia...
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Lost your Tail? It’s OK, just make sure you have plenty FGF2
The field of regenerative limb research is nowhere near as populated as some of the other biological sciences, like cancer research or stem cell research,...
