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New Paper Published – Understanding Laminin N Terminus Alpha 31’s Role in Corneal Healing
New paper published on LaNts impact on laminins.
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You can appreciate a lot by looking – using the best microscope in the world – part 3
As we sit at Washington Dulles airport waiting for the first leg of our trip home it seems fitting to … More
You can see a lot by looking – Using the best microscope in the world – Part 1
Part 1 of a blog update of our trip to do microscopy at Janelia HHMI
Is Science becoming more novel?
Scientific papers describe new research findings. Yet, it seems that a greater proportion of papers feel it is necessary to point that out. Why is that?
New paper published – LaNts and laminin polymerisation review
New paper on laNts, laminin and netrins in basement membranes.
Editing for impact #4 – Get Rhythm – Paragraph length and flow.
Good writing is effective writing. In science writing, efficacy comes from your readers being able to absorb the information you … More
Life in the Lab – Chapter 7 release + sample content
Just a quick announcement to say that Chapter 7 of Life in the Lab has now been uploaded and is … More
Rorschach Pseudoreplicates
Sampling bias? Wrong sort of blot? or pseudoreplicates?
#rorschach #psychology #westernblot
LaNts and Laminins 