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Happy holidays!
Posted 23 December 2007 by PhilipJ under Biocuriosities
The above image is from the best images of 2007 in Nature this week, and shows neurons expressing different (and seasonal!) fluorescent proteins.
Happy holidays everyone! I hope we are all enjoying time away from the lab. It will probably be quiet around here for the next few days, but things should pick up again after celebrating Newton’s birthday.
Hot off the Press: Omnidirectional sensing of prey in weak electric fields by fish Molecule of the Month: Circadian Clock Proteins
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