Choosing an experimental system – in vitro, in cell culture, in vivo, etc.
When planning experiments, you need to decide what “experimental system” you’re going to use – variants of in vitro, in […]
Fundamentals of clinical trials and the path to regulatory approval of a therapeutic
Note: for a less-technical version, see: Clinical trials Clinical trials vary but the basic idea with most is that clinicians […]
Some articles relating to gene therapy and gene editing for sickle cell disease and related disorders
And if you’re looking for some help with GWAS interpretation, etc.,:
Assessing the quality of a structural model through PDB validation reports and quality measures
The better the experimental data collected, the better the chances the scientists can build a well-fitting, geometrically-sound atomic model. But […]
ORCiD IDs: What those green “iD” circles are all about and why you should get one & check them out!
Is that author the same Jane Doe? Look to the ORCiD to know! The ORCiD (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) […]
Scientific research posters – what they are & advice for preparing and presenting them
Research poster guidance Posters are one of the main ways in which scientists (often scientists in training) present “hot of […]
Batch binding with gravity flow chromatography
As for the unsticking, here too I like to take advantage of the gravity flow format to try to get […]
Types of scientific papers: What’s what and how to know
The 2 main types of scientific papers are research articles and review articles More on reading scientific articles: https://youtu.be/zRZtK1uB-Fc ⠀blog […]
