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Keeping up with the Chromosomes, Part 3: Meiosis vs. Mitosis

drsnowflack's avatar by drsnowflackMay 31, 2022

Visualization of chromosomes dividing Now, in our last blog posts, we talked about about the different steps and end points for mitosis and meiosis. Remember, both of these processes focus on the division of cells, but at different times and…

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Intermediate DNA, meiosis, mitosis, Science, STEM

May Microbes: The Human Microbiome

Aidan Rogers's avatar by Aidan RogersMay 27, 20223 Comments

Did you know our bodies are hosts to a variety of bacterial species? Have no fear though, these inhabitants work together to keep us healthy and are known as our microbiome. The body’s microbiome exists both internally and externally, and…

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Uncategorized Biotech Basics, health, Human Genome, microbes, microbiology, Science, STEM

Thinking about thermal cyclers. What is important for my classroom laboratory?

drsnowflack's avatar by drsnowflackApril 26, 2022

Thermal cyclers are quickly becoming one of the most important tools in the classroom laboratory, but why? Well, the versatility of the Polymerase Chain Reaction, or PCR, plus its ease of use makes it a perfect upper level activity for…

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Beginner, Intermediate Edvotek, PCR, Science, STEM

5 Great Science Images From The Year (So Far)

drbrianell's avatar by drbrianellApril 14, 2022

It's only April, but a lot has already happened in 2022. We wanted to take a break from the chaos of the world to reflect on the creativity of scientists and the wonder of the natural world... and what better…

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Uncategorized Ichthyosaur, images, James Webb, photos, Science, STEM

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