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- Doncho M. Donev, M.D., Ph.D.
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 Utilization of Proteomics Applications in Cancer Stem Cell ResearchFeridoun Karimi-Busheri, Ph.D., has recently joined NovaRx Corporation, US, as a Senior Investigator in cancer vaccine development...  Drug Discovery Targets for Mycobacterium tuberculosisTanya Parish, Ph.D., is a Professor of Mycobacteriology at the University of London...  The Integration of Proteomics with Plant Development StudiesMark Running, PhD., is a Principal Investigator for the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center...
Life Science Tools of the Trade: Candid insights into the everyday experiences of life in a research laboratory.
Humans in Science: How does daily life impact how one conducts science?
Science: Uncovering and Discovering: Explore the creative and technical sides of science.
The Global Student Angle: The international perspective and experiences of SAB graduate students.
The Pharma Transition: How one scientist makes the switch from academia to industry.
The Microarray Blog: Microarray news, tips, and tools.
 Life Science Catalogs 2008: Comparing Print and Online ResourcesIn the life science market, scientists are increasingly using multiple channels to obtain information in support of their research...  Life Science Conferences and ExhibitsConferences play an essential role in promoting communication among life scientists...  Media Preferences of Applied ResearchersResearchers in three fields -- agricultural biotechnology, biodefense, and molecular diagnostics share their preferences...
 SAB Members Design Their Ideal CatalogA leading life science vendor has decided to borrow catalog design concepts from mainstream catalogs...  New Blogs on The Science Advisory Board!The arrival of new blogs presents more opportunities for discussion with SAB members....  The Science Advisory Board Embraces the Globalization of Life ScienceGlobalization, where geographical boundaries are blurred, has become increasingly evident in the life sciences. ...
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 LATEST WEBSITE REVIEWecancermedicalscienceThis website is the open access cancer journal: completely free to publish, read and comment.
 LATEST BOOK REVIEWJaneway’s ImmunobiologyTHE textbook on immunology now in its 7th edition...
 LATEST PRODUCT REVIEWHis SpinTrap KitHis-tagged protein purification on a microscale
 Importance of Garlic in Health and DiseasesGarlic has long been used around the world in cooking as well as in medicine...  The Future of Human GenomicsThe sequencing of the human genome at the dawn of this century by two groups was justifiably heralded as a breakthrough...  Next-Generation DNA Sequencing: Competition, Confusion and Fireworks in FloridaThere is considerable interest in “next-generation” DNA sequencing (NGS) technologies, so named as they represent a sea change over the existing “generation” of capillary electrophoresis (CE) instruments....  Trends in Science and Medical Publications: Video JournalsNo amount of description -- no matter how didactic it is -- can convey a protocol in its entirety...
 Scientists Using Social Media to Inform Lab Purchasing Decisions"Life scientists were among the first to use the Internet to communicate, collaborate and contribute to a common body of knowledge...  Study Snapshots Newsletter: Spring 2007The most recent SAB Snapshots Newsletter provides results highlights of some of the most recent SAB studies. Take a look at the cumulative outcome your participation has resulted in!
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