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worm neurobiologist, assistant professor at UBC zoology. loves tater tots, synapses, dpy worms, and transcription factors. she/her. 🏳️🌈🇨🇦
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Totally understandable! As an undergrad in a lab for the first time, I thought the buffer was called XTAE. The stock was at a concentration of 50 (mystery units) XTAE and you diluted it to 1 (mystery unit) XTAE for running gels. Made perfect sense.
Show PostImperial moth fifth instar? Gigantic!
Show PostI'm not sure I've ever put as much work into a manuscript review as I just did (one of my grad students, too!). We learned a lot, about the paper we were reviewing and about our own (not competing, but analogous) work as well. Hope our criticisms are useful to the authors.
Show Posta ton of examples come to mind, including ones mention in Alex’s thread other examples of revolution-by-accident *fluorescent proteins *CRISPR/Cas9 *ubiquitin-mediated protein degradation + the entire toolkit of molecular cloning, antibodies, microscopy, protein biochemistry….
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