When most people think about science in general, what comes to mind first is the traditional image of a scientist in a white lab coat, crouched over a table in the lab, looking at a colorful solution through big protective goggles. And for the most part, if we refer to the work that is being […]
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November
26
PCR (Pilgrims and Cranberry Relish)
posted by Elena Blanco-Suarez, Ph.D.
[En Español] A Thanksgiving tale about DNA amplification There are many things for which I am thankful, and I’m sure for many of us these reasons for gratitude are similar—family, friends, good health all come to mind. But there are so many other things that make our daily lives easier and more manageable. Just to […]
