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  The latest issue of Scientific American has an interesting article by H. Allen Orr entitled Testing Natural Selection . Biologists workin...

  In 1976 Frederick Sanger developed a method for sequencing DNA enzymatically using the Klenow fragment of E. coli DNA polymerase I. Sange...

  Science proves it .

  Why Everyone Should Learn the Theory of Evolution is the title of an editorial on the Scientific American website. The editors begin by ...

  This is the last Monday's Molecule for 2008. There will be a short Christmas break. Monday's Molecule will return on January 5th. ...

  Let me make this perfectly clear—in my opinion, any society that condones and practices torture is a society in which the rights of all in...

  PZ Myers posted this on Pharyngula but in case some of you haven't seen it there, I though I'd post it too. I find it really shoc...

  The latest edition of Scientific American is all about "The Evolution of Evolution." Here's how the editor-in-chief, John R...

  The 41th edition of Gene Genie has been posted at ScienceRoll [ Gene Genie #41: Carnivalome ]. Gene Genie is the blog carnival of clinic...

Epigenetics is one of the latest fads in biology. It arises out of evo-devo and its proponents tell us that epigenetics will transform the w...

  Mario Beauregard is an Associate Researcher in the Departments of Radiology and Psychology at the University of Montreal in Montreal, Queb...

  From The Endeavour by John D. Cook: Why microarray study conclusions are so often wrong and from Reproducible Results : Three reasons to...

  Times are tough these days. People have lost their jobs and many are struggling to put food on the table and keep a roof over their heads....

  There are lots of interesting things in this month's issue of SEED magazine. One of them is a survey of scientists in the USA, UK, Fra...

  There are lots of interesting things in this month's issue of SEED magazine. One of them is a survey of scientists in the USA, UK, Fr...