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Tons of Resources for High Resolution Melt Analysis - http://labtutorials.org/2011...
Transformation of competent cells - http://labtutorials.org/2011...
The blog as a next generation book - http://labtutorials.org/2011...
Synthetic Biology to solve Global Health Challenges - http://labtutorials.org/2011...
a quaff swims like a trash can - http://labtutorials.org/2011...
Cell passaging video - http://labtutorials.org/2011...
Why? This is the core question. - http://labtutorials.org/2011...
Melinda Gates about Polio and Coca-Cola - http://labtutorials.org/2011...
A Lab of Their Own | The Daily Scan | GenomeWeb - http://labtutorials.org/2010...
Video project of the iGEM Debrecen Team - http://labtutorials.org/2010...
OSLI – Synthetic Biology - http://labtutorials.org/2010...
Love and Other Drugs - http://labtutorials.org/2010...
Liquid Nitrogen demonstrations - http://labtutorials.org/2010...
About Science Education - http://labtutorials.org/2010...
What the National Academy says - http://labtutorials.org/2010...
New blog: Labtutorials in Biology-on Blogspot - http://labtutorials.wordpress.com/2010...
Sizes in Biology - http://labtutorials.org/2010...
Designing a gene - http://labtutorials.org/2010...
IDEA Generation and Brain storming - http://labtutorials.org/2010...
What is a COMMITMENT? - http://labtutorials.org/2010...
Prezi – a new tool for making better prezentations - http://labtutorials.org/2010...
iGEM Hungary - http://labtutorials.org/2010...
QPCR is a sensitive method for cDNA and genomic DNA measurement. The UPL system can be used for virtually any DNA for a QPCR with high sensitivity.
This is how I design QPCR oligos:
http://labtutorials.org/2009...
QPCR oligo design - http://labtutorials.org/2009...
What you always wanted to know about viruses - http://labtutorials.org/2009...
Some videos about viruses for everyone: http://labtutorials.org/2009...
How a small Hungarian company can deal with swine flu: http://labtutorials.org/2009...
Bird flu solved, swine flu arrived! - http://labtutorials.org/2009...
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