Caulimovirus | July 23, 2009
Or “An Outtake From ‘Canadian Lunch‘” .: During our chat in his office, Larry Moran mentioned a science conference he attended that had more Web 2.0 zealots than he cared for. He asked me what I thought blogging could offer science, poisoning the well biasing the question prefacing the question with his own negative thoughts […]
Caulimovirus | July 23, 2009
Or “Wake Up, Go To Canada, Eat Lunch, Go Home, Go To Bed” .: Last week I was the first to correctly identify Monday’s Molecule #129 over at The Sandwalk. (The molecule was the product of the src gene in the Rous sarcoma virus, and its machinations cause cancer in chickens infected with the virus […]
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