For anyone interested…. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1LCxG8LxtUjNF9vSkptRGpsTDg/edit?usp=sharing Let me know if the link works! OR, conversely, if it doesn’t so that I may try and fix it. Happy summer to all!
I found this guide to healthy sleep from Harvard (which was admittedly sent to me after I told a friend I’d slept three hours in the past two nights. Apparently that’s “unhealthy” and “how people die young”). Anyway, I watched … Continue reading
I found this really cute model of DNA with Legos! I’m so completely uncreative when it comes to… really anything, so I always love seeing all the amazingly creative things that people do with science. And since we used … Continue reading
Sorry guys, I know this isn’t exactly common applications, but I came across this AMAZINGLY cool paper the other day on a new method called CRISPR. (Unfortunately they titled their paper “A Crisper Look at Genome Editing”. The title is … Continue reading
My friends made a rap about gestational diabetes and they were nice enough to offer to let me post it on the site! They also tell me they have another rap about grade deflation, which I’m hoping they’ll show me … Continue reading
I thought I’d include this really pretty visualization of the phospholipid bilayer I found! It’s really doesn’t look much more complicated than the visualizations we usually see or draw for class! I probably should have realized how much more … Continue reading
There are dozens of sugar substitutes out for diabetics or people who just need to cut back on their sugar. I ran across a new one the other day called Stevia. Lately, it’s been used more often than traditional sugar … Continue reading
I was just hearing on NPR the other day that some marine bio researchers have discovered that octopuses actually secrete a chemical on their skin that acts as a repellent to their own suction cups on their arms. Without this … Continue reading
In cellular physiology, one of the topics we studied was cell junctions between epithelial cells. One type of cellular junction that exists in these epithelial cells is called anchoring junctions. These junctions connect these cells to other cells and/or cells … Continue reading
During our last few weeks in orgo II with Professor Carrico-Moniz, we studied carbohydrates. It was super cool to hear them taught in a somewhat different perspective than how we approached them in biochem this semester. I appreciated that I … Continue reading