So, my friend Chris informed me that “bioinformaticist” is, in fact, not a word, and that the preferred term is “bioinformatician” (sp?)
And then he sent me this article.
Am rather loving the LEGO minifigure phylogenetic trees. Hmmm…
So, my friend Chris informed me that “bioinformaticist” is, in fact, not a word, and that the preferred term is “bioinformatician” (sp?)
And then he sent me this article.
Am rather loving the LEGO minifigure phylogenetic trees. Hmmm…
The following salmonella-related links came across my Twitter feed today:
http://www.cdc.gov/salmonella/typhimurium-hedgehogs-09-12/index.html
http://www.nasdaq.com/article/new-pathogen-detection-tech-from-3m-analyst-blog-cm252799
http://www.worldpoultry.net/Breeders/Health/2013/6/Control-of-SE-in-the-US-egg-industry-1280706W/
For years, my husband and I have mused over the possibility of a pet hoglet. But I guess the CDC link puts that debate to rest.
Read an article today from Penn State about a faster way to identify Salmonella strains: http://news.psu.edu/story/278171/2013/05/30/research/researchers-develop-faster-method-identify-salmonella-strains