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Protocols

Welcome to The Science Advisory Board's extensive database of research protocols for the biomedical sciences. Protocols are organized by techniques and are fully searchable by key word(s). Protocols are divided into a brief description of the methods, a step-by-step overview of the procedure, a collection of recipes, the supplies needed, and any helpful tips. Members submitting protocols will be rewarded through the ViewPoints system.

If you would like to submit a protocol, please log in to The Science Advisory Board.

To comment on these protocols, please participate in the ongoing "Protocol Reviews" discussion in The Science Advisory Board's Forum.



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In addition to member sumbitted material, you now have direct access to protocols available from Protocol-Online.org. Protocol Online is a database of research protocols in a variety of life science fields. It contains protocols contributed by worldwide researchers as well as links to web protocols hosted by worldwide research labs, biotech companies...even The Science Advisory Board!

For easy access to Protocol Online, simply type what you're searching for in the box below and get fast, comprehensive results.





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The Science Advisory Board is the world's original professional network of life scientists.

Members of the SAB:

  • Connect with other scientists.

  • Find tips, methodologies and procedures from established researchers.

  • Share insights, stories, jokes and even "gripes" in an open environment.

  • Voice opinions on companies and products used in their work.

  • Earn generous rewards for their opinions.

Practicing life science researchers and medical professionals participate in The Science Advisory Board's studies, forums, news articles and social media channels.