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Cause of Heart Disease in Salmon Solved with Next-gen Sequencing, but….
The title story of this commentary is not news, because the related paper was published in PLOS One in 2010. It represented a success story of cheap next-gen sequencing with immediate social benefit....
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New Species of “Walking” Shark Found in Indonesia
h/t: @dangraur Also check - ‘Walking’ Bamboo Shark Discovered In Eastern Indonesia (VIDEO) A new species of shark that “walks” along the seabed using its fins as tiny legs has been discovered in...
View Article(As We Predicted Six Months Back), BGI Plans IPO
We wrote in February - BGI – It is the Wild West of Genomics Business Week provides Beginner’s guide to the genome sequencing factory in a nice article - “It’s the Wild West,” says George Church, a...
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A Silver Lining in Mozilla’s Plan to Review ‘Scientific Code’
The following Nature story covered by Erika Check Hayden is a good example of how much science has degraded in recent years. Mozilla plan seeks to debug scientific code An offshoot of the Internet...
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Cool Blog: Gas Station Without Pumps
Pacbio, bioinformatics, electronic circuits, VLSI design, MOOCs, home-schooling, blog without ‘about me’ – what is there not to like? Our readers will enjoy this very interesting blog from Santa Cruz,...
View ArticleOur Chemistry Blog Covers Stapled Peptides
Dear Readers, We like to make an announcement. An experienced chemist will start to contribute in our chemistry blog and cover cutting-edge ideas related to drug discovery. You can read the first post...
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Is the ‘Readers’ Comment’ Button at HUGO Journal for Show Only?
The garbage paper “The extent of functionality in the human genome” is the highest access at HUGO journal. It is supposed to be a rebuttal of Dan Graur’s exposure of ENCODE. John S Mattick, the first...
View ArticleScience Nobel Laureates Mock E-conmen on Stage of Award Ceremony
Oh, this is hilarious !! If you do not have time to watch the entire video, chemjobber blog covers the juiciest part. Not everyday when science Nobelists get to take shots at the Economics prizewinners...
View ArticleFrom a Shot Against Cell/Nature/Science to Generational Warfare
On Sunday, 28 June 1914, Austrian prince Franz Ferdinand was traveling with his wife in Sarajevo, a volatile peripheral part of their empire, when an anarchist group assassinated them. Their death...
View ArticleDancing Links Algorithm and Less Known Data Structures
Thanks to Stephen Turner, we came across a very informative question-answer set from stackoverflow. Question: Everybody knows about linked lists, binary trees, and hashes, but what about Skip lists and...
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