First, thaw the cells into a big dish. Then you put them into a small dish. After that you grow them into a big dish. Then they go back into the small dish. Then you grow them out in a big dish, and if you did it right, you freeze them, so you can thaw them out into a big dish…

Literally about to do this tomorrow and I’m stoked. I’ve got so much weird shit working in the last 30 days and all I’m thinking about is FP color combos and graphical abstracts.

Experimenting with some new data vis... its nice to put colormaps into perspective with their actual intensity values!

How do you teach mol bio cloning? Nobody taught me. It’s one area I have found consistently hard to teach because honestly I rely on intuition. I’m not talking about the mechanical operations of moving liquids, I mean: here a plasmid youve never seen, modify it to suit your needs

“Have concepts of a plan and you’ll be hearing about it in the not too distant future” As an academic, I get it.

I love logging into my email and watching the page redirect 15 times. It’s probably fine!

“Large computer corporation to restart malfunctioning nuclear power plant in an effort to power artificial intelligence facility.” Pennsylvania: Seems like a cool ass idea to me! No notes.

I guess this molecule just wanted to stop by...

I should be able to buy a handful of cilantro. I don’t need an entire bushel that goes bad in my fridge 30 hours later

$100 dollars a pop and this problem goes away.

Unironically this it’s actually a great poem

Haven’t had a lot of luck with this vendor unfortunately.

Captain Holt is the CEO of apple

You're laughing. I put three affinity tags on this plasmid like you asked and you're laughing.