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Well on the way to finishing the #BS1015 essay. It was a lot less overwhelming than I thought that it would be, considering I haven't written an essay in quite a while.
Hi, would you like to meet tomorrow in the IT session to work on our group assessment. Nini has already sent you an email about our meeting today, but could you let me know if you are availabler tomorow.
- Alice Baxter
Yes, I'll be there.
- Dean Schneider
We have had to change plans unfortunately, as a couple of group members have a meeting. Is any day best for you? Have you had a look at our title and initial layout? Add anything as you wish!
- Alice Baxter
http://learn.genetics.utah.edu/content... I found this quite interesting as a visual comparison of cell sizes; it really makes one marvel at their incredibly infinitesimal nature, in a way that 'mere' numbers don't (for me at least).
Alex G. Sarov liked this
Maximum points on finding that - its a really clear learning aid.
- Alex G. Sarov
I found these two videos to be good summaries of the subject of splicing in the #BS1015 lecture, yesterday. http://www.youtube.com/watch... and http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/olcweb...
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I really enjoyed the #BS1015 lecture today, regarding splicing.
I've just completed the #BS1010 assignment. The articles involved were really quite interesting (the parts that I understood, at least).
Joshua Bower, Philip Roussos and Dr Alan Cann liked this
did you notice a theme in them? All authors come from a particular University you may know ;-)
- Dr Jo Badge
Yes, I noticed it in a few of them and inferred it as an overarching theme. Although I'm finding it difficult to digest, I've found the article about the binding of 2'(3')-O-(2,4,6-trinitrophenyl)ADP to soluble alpha beta protomers of Na,K-ATPase modified with fluorescein isothiocyanate, the most interesting.
- Dean Schneider
The #BS1010 session 2-3 exercise was not really about the content of the papers but about improving your information retrieval skills.
- Dr Alan Cann
I know, I just found some of them interesting enough to read.
- Dean Schneider
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