New MolBio Carnival up!
The latest edition of the Molecular Biology carnival is up at The MolBio hut. It’s got some great blog posts, all related to molecular biology, so well worth a look.
By S.E. Gould
This article was published in Scientific American’s former blog network and reflects the views of the author, not necessarily those of Scientific American
The latest edition of the Molecular Biology carnival is up at The MolBio hut. It’s got some great blog posts, all related to molecular biology, so well worth a look.
I love blog-carnivals as they are a great way to share posts and ideas and to make new friends. The MolBio carnival goes up at a different host blogs on the first Monday of each month and it showcases all sorts of interesting writings on intracellular life. It’s been going for just over a year now (last edition was #13) and hopefully will continue for many more years to come!
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