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i thought the only thing on youtube was achmed the dead terroist
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How to extract wheat germ DNA at home:

Here's a link to the project page mentioned at the end of the video. There's lots of goodies there!
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YouTube - The PCR song by Scientists for Better PCR
OMG. That's seriously the greatest science song since Tom Lehrer's "The Elements" to the tune of the Major-General's song.
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OMG. That's seriously the greatest science song since Tom Lehrer's "The Elements" to the tune of the Major-General's song.
I thought it was quite funny, and certainly an interesting way to promote PCR machines. My colleague, although finding it amusing, thought Bio-Rad had sunk to a new low.


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Compliments of XVIVO, created for Harvard, this animation is just magnificant, and has been a favorite of mine for some time.
It makes me wonder even more how life could have just happened *by itself*. But that is neither here nor there.

Now that I know it's on youtube, I thought I would post it here. The first one I'm posting is the full version, but is a little bit too much (although it's very educational). I prefer the shortened version which instead of being narrated, has a nice musical score to it.


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Compliments of XVIVO, created for Harvard, this animation is just magnificant, and has been a favorite of mine for some time.
It makes me wonder even more how life could have just happened *by itself*. But that is neither here nor there.

Now that I know it's on youtube, I thought I would post it here. The first one I'm posting is the full version, but is a little bit too much (although it's very educational). I prefer the shortened version which instead of being narrated, has a nice musical score to it.

YouTube - Inner Life of a Cell: Leukocyte

YouTube - The Inner Life of the Cell
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Great find MB!
I watched the first link and although a lot of the terms went over my head, it was still educational. The animations are amazing!
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