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Top Lists
- 1Planning for Irene : Casaubon's Book
- 2'Not responding well to vaccines'-- Separated by a common language : erv
- 3Shrimp on treadmills, laundry-folding robots, and the problem of ridiculing research : The Pump Handle
- 4"Excuse me, there's some food in my bugs!" : Greg Laden's Blog
- 5No place to sit down : Greg Laden's Blog
- 1Epigenetics does not mean that thinking makes it so
Orac 04.13.2012
- 2An ontogeny of toilet drain behavior
PZ Myers 06.17.2009
- 3Preclinical research has a problem, but that doesn't mean religion is better
Orac 04.30.2012
- 4Jonas Thread
Tim Lambert 09.12.2011
- 5Periodic Table of Swearing
ERV 11.26.2011
- 1DNA aus Schlangengift identifiziert Schlangenart [blooDNAcid]
- 2Lichtnahrung und Weltuntergang: Wenn irrationaler Unsinn Menschen umbringt [Astrodicticum Simplex]
- 3Astrodicticum Simplex TV - Folge 1: Wie bewegen sich die Planeten und warum gibt es keinen Planet X [Astrodicticum Simplex]
- 4Sam Harris Privileg fordert Profiling an Muslimen [Diax's Rake]
- 5Der letzte Flug der Enterprise [SciencePicture]
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- 1Profiles in Science: Insights in Human Knowledge, From the Minds of Babes
- 2Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes Cases Take Toll on Children
- 3Study Sheds Light on How Birds Navigate by Magnetic Field
- 4The Bay Citizen: International Bird Rescue in Fairfield, Calif.
- 5Study Hints at Greater Threat of Extreme Weather
SB Basics
Synthetic Biology
Some engineers use cranes and steel to make their designs reality, but synthetic biologists engineer using tools on a different scale: DNA and the other molecular components of living cells. Synthetic biology uses cellular systems and structures to produce artificial models based on natural order. Read these posts from the ScienceBlogs archives for more:
Pharyngula May 30, 2007
“Playing God”
The Loom January 31, 2008
"Frankenstein Was Here": Synthetic Biology as Graffiti
Discovering Biology in a Digital World July 2, 2006
Build your own virus
