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Tuesday, December 3, 2002 Macintosh Internet Browsers
There are many browsers to choose from. Unfortunately Internet Explorer is the predominate browser on the Macintosh while also being the slowest. If you would like to try a faster browser check out Mozilla. Download the newest version from the right hand side. Mozilla 1.2.1 is currently the newest in Mac OSX. If you really want speed you can even try the MachO version (currently 1.3a).
Wednesday, September 27, 2002 Seminars in Oncology
The Seminars in Oncology for October 2002, (and beyond when available), are now listed in both BioWeek and the HMS calendar.
Wednesday, September 18, 2002 Biology Week Seminars
The Biology Week Seminar postings just received a face lift. No longer PDF, it is now an interactive calendar.
Friday, September 13, 2002 Fall Seminars
The Harvard Medical School Calendar just received a face lift. Switch it to "View by Week". The Whitehead "Biology Week" will be renewed on September 18.
Saturday, August 24, 2002 Mac OSX updates
Apple released Mac OS X 10.2 today. Get rid of your junk mail, connect to server hard drives effortlessly. It's Jaguar and it purrs.
Friday, July 26, 2002 Mac OSX updates
On August 24, Apple will be releasing their newest update to Mac OS X which is 10.2, code name Jaguar. Early indications are that this version puts OSX over the top. If you have a packing slip for a new Apple computer purchased after July 17 make sure you keep a copy. This will allow you to get a copy for $19.95 instead of the full price of $129.00.
Friday, June 28, 2002 Genbank Explosion
Genbank growth continues a steep climb. 1.6 billion bases were added since the last full update (two months) which is equal to the total in June 1998. The protein Sequence "ELVIS" was present in the NR database 64 times last year. Elvis is now up to 150. Most everything is keeping pace but expect changes to database searches to accommodate this ever increasing search target.
Thursday Night, April 26, 2002 Power Outage
The transformer fire in Alston/Brighton knocked out power in the Institute for twenty minutes. All instruments recovered but many runs failed and were not completed. Expect delays especially in DNA sequencing.
Thursday, April 25, 2002 Navigation Improvements on MBCF web site.
While navigating all of the pages in the MBCF web site a click on the Top MBCF graphic will get you out.
1) Clicking on "Molecular Biology Core Facilities" brings you back to MBCF home page.
2)Clicking on the "Flaming DFCI D" will bring you to the DFCI web site.
3) Clicking on the "Veritas Shield" will bring you to the Harvard Med School.
Monday, April 22, 2002 Harvard Medical School Research Rated #1 again.
For the thirteenth year in a row U.S. News and World Report ranks research at Harvard Medical School the best in the nation.
Sunday, April 21, 2002 Cha cha cha changes
Just a few changes to the web site this week. If you find something moved where you don't want it or a link that doesn't go anywhere just go down to the "suggestion' button and send in a comment.
Friday, March 22, 2002
The CMS Molecular Biology Resource
The CMS Molecular Biology Resource is no longer mirrored at MBCF. This is a direct link to the San Diego home copy. If you have saved a link other than the MBCF home page just update your link for more up-to-date information.
Monday, March 4, 2002 Glowing Knob
During the Science Fair a lot of people wondered about the "knob" I was using to scroll and control volume. It is the PowerMate from Griffin Technology. If you think you are getting carpal tunnel it is worth the 45 bucks to check it out. Purchase it right from the site.
Wednesday, February 27, 2002 Science Fair
Dana-Farber Science Fair for Core Facilities in Smith 308-309. 1-4PM and a free lunch. Then it is off to the ice cream social in the cafeteria.
Wednesday, February 13, 2002
DFCI now has an on-line employee directory. This button is on the MBCF front page.
Monday, January 28, 2002 New Apple PowerMacs today.
Dual 1GHz PowerPC G4
2x256K L2 & 2x2MB L3
1.5GB SDRAM
Forget the Linux farm, get a couple of these instead.
Thursday, January 24, 2002 Microsoft Office, Word/Excel/Powerpoint, for Mac OSX
Matthew Temple now has the CD of Office for OSX. e-mail him. Good stuff.
Friday, January 4, 2002 MacWorld Expo Starts Monday, Jan7-11
Apple, always secretive but usually low-key about what they have in store is flaming the rumors about Steve Jobs' address on Monday, 9:00AM PST. For the past week the Apple web site has said:
7 days to go, Monday: "This one is big. Even by our standards."
6 days to go, Tuesday: "Count the days. Count the minutes. Count on being blown away"
5 days to go, Wednesday: "Beyond the rumor sites. Way beyond."
4 days to go, Thursday: "It's like a backstage pass to the future."
3 days to go, Friday: "To boldly go where no PC has gone before."
2 days to go, Saturday: "Full speed ahead: Lust Factor Ten."
1 day to go, Sunday: "Just on more sleepless night."
The iWalk rumor and movie is a fake. (I think). iPhoto sounds real. So does the LCD iMac. Maybe even a 1Ghz G4. But a G5?. Macs shipping with OS X as the default? Gigawire? An iProteome?
Wednesday, January 2, 2002 Seminars
Turning over that new leaf and you are going to attend all the good seminars? The Harvard Medical School Calendar is currently doing a great job at listing seminars in the HMS area. Click and find out where Steve West, Edward Benz, and Steve Gygi are speaking this month.
Monday, December 17, 2001 Microsoft Office v.X
The last impediment to using Mac OS 10.1 is now removed. Microsoft Office v.X is now available by educational discount. Someone should find out why Harvard TPC does not have it listed yet. You need passwords for every copy in your lab. $59 a piece for each additional copy. Not too bad.
Biomarker Discovery: Advancing Clinical Proteomics
SEMINAR DETAILS:
November 9, 2001 9:00 am to 12:00 pm
Dana Farber Cancer Institute
Dana Building Room 1620 (Smith Family Room)
Refreshments will be served
AGENDA:
9:00-10:00 am Ciphergen Biosystems~Pioneering Clinical Proteomics for Predictive Medicine
By Lisa Bradbury Ph.D. Senior Field Scientist, Director of Special Projects, Ciphergen Biosystems, Fremont, CA
10:00-11:00 am Case Study Presentation~Applications in Disease Research Using the ProteinChip Biomarker System
By Diane McCarthy Ph.D. Senior Field Scientist, Ciphergen Biosystems, Fremont, CA
11:00-12:00 pm Guest Speaker~ Brynmor Watkins, Ph.D. Associate Director of Proteomics, Lexigen Pharmaceuticals, Lexington, MA
Monday, October 29, 2001 MBCF web site was down
The MBCF web site was busted from 3:53PM Sunday until 11:00AM Monday. Can't figure out why. Nothing was lost.
Wednesday, October 17, 2001 PDF Forms
The ordering forms on the PDF Forms page are now working again. Thank you for pointing out the broken link.
Monday, October 1, 2001 Price Reductions
Check out the new prices for services. DNA sequencing has dropped 30% from $20.00/run to $14.00/run. New instruments and new chemistry has allowed us to increase run length while charging less.
Friday, September 21, 2001 Web site outages
The internet connection to the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute has been disconnected for the past several days. That is why you have been unable to reach this site. The internet "worm" NIMDA (admin spelled backwards) was especially hard to eradicate.
Wednesday, September 5, 2001 DFCI New web site
The Dana-Farber Web site has been completely transformed. It is now packed with useful information. If you are at DFCI and see an omission just send a comment in. They will get right back to you.
Friday July 16, 2001 Servers UP
All MBCF servers are now up. Oligo ordering is back on-line. Because of multiple server failure we have had to go to a Feb 29, 2001 back-up. You might find some out of date info on the servers until we can hunt down the last old bits and replace with new back-ups. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Friday July 13, 2001 Servers down
That's right. On Friday the Thirteenth all of the MBCF servers when down in a painful set of disk crashes. We are currently rebuilding past Feb 29. Oligonucleotide ordering will have to be done on paper through at least Monday, July 16. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Friday January 26 to July 13, 2001 Missing News
This news will be replaced as soon as we grab it off the back ups.
Monday January 29, 2001 It's a Boy !
Conner Bogle arrived 6:30 PM on Thursday. 6lbs. 11 oz., 19".
All are back home getting _lots_ of rest, (yeah right, waaaaah!!)
Friday January 26, 2001 E-mail at DFCI
Do you have an e-mail account on the Partners system? If you are a researcher at DFCI you can get an unlimited size e-mail account. E-mail Matthew Temple to get one. It is IMAP reachable from anywhere in the world. This is a good feature.
An aqua button "@research" has been added to the bottom of the MBCF page.
Tuesday January 16, 2001 Titanium Powerbook
Harvard TPC changed the layout of their on-line store. Go here to buy one of those titanium Powerbooks.
Tuesday January 9, 2001 Titanium Powerbook
This is a _nice_ computer. 5.3 lbs, wide screen, 1 inch thick. And made out of titanium.
Tuesday January 9, 2001
Steve Jobs MacWorld Expo Address is scheduled for noon today. Find out about the new Powerbook. Lighter, thinner, faster. Will he close the "megahertz" gap? (I know there is no gap since the RISC chip in the Mac can handle 3 to 7 times more instructions than the wimpy Pentium or Atholon.)
find out what iMusic is.
This link will give you streaming video.
Friday January 5, 2001 DFCI Scientific Report 2000
The Scientific Report that you are just receiving in the mail is on-line. If this link remains active I will be moving it to an Aqua button. Easy to look up the 167 Independent Investigators with biography and a picture.
Wednesday January 3, 2001 Seminar page updated.
Seminars in Oncology
Wednesday November 29, 2000: Science Fair
Make sure you stop by Smith 308 to get your free lunch Noon to 3PM. You can also find out about all the DFCI cores that are available to researchers at the institute.
Tuesday December 5, 2000: Seminar in Oncology (note date change)
Speaker: Matthias Mann
Title: Novel Proteomic Methods to Map protein-Protein Interactions and Signaling Pathways
4:00 PM, Smith Family Room
Host: Stanley Korsmeyer
Tuesday November 7, 2000: Genome Data
I have added a "genome" aqua button to the front page. I will try to list the top databases that contain unique eukaryotic genome data. The database might also be listed because it has a unique way of presenting the data. The access page for private database collections such as Celera and Incyte will also be listed. Unfortunately if you don't have an account these links will be useless. Harvard has an access agreement with Celera. It will still cost you to sign up. Hopefully in a year or so we will be back to searching one database.
Monday October 2, 2000: Draft Human Genome Browser
One of the good examples for browsing the human genome. Send me your favorite link (Myles Brown found this one) and we'll test them out. The winner gets an "aqua" button assigned on the MBCF home page.
Monday September 18, 2000: Watch this space.
Summer is over and lots of new stuff. Sequecher 4.11 has many slick new features. Apple has released Mac OS X. Can it do some neat stuff for the molecular biologist? Yes. More news soon along with the Seminar in Oncology posting.
Friday August 4, 2000: MBCF Closed for Inventory
The MBCF will be closed Friday. You may pick up oligos and drop off samples.
Wednesday July 5, 2000: Internet News
Another small erosion of our rights to free speech. PETA , "People eating Tasty Animals", has lost the URL: peta.org. It seems another organization took offense.
Friday June 30, 2000: MBCF Closed July 3 and 4.
The facility will be closed Monday and Tuesday. Why? Because:
Saturday
Mostly sunny and warmer. High 80 to 85.
Saturday Night
Mostly clear. Low 60 to 65.
Sunday
Partly cloudy. High 80 to 85.
Monday
Partly cloudy and more humid. Low 60 to 65. High 80 to 85.
Fourth of July
Partly cloudy...very warm and humid. Low 60 to 65. High 85 to 90.
Wednesday June 7, 2000: DNA Synthesis Problems
The synthesizer is fixed. We will wipe out the backlog by working non-stop through the weekend while you're at the beach.
Tuesday June 6, 2000: DNA Synthesis Problems
Still busted.
Monday June 5, 2000: DNA Synthesis Problems
Since May 17 the facility DNA synthesis service has had repetitive mechanical problems. Please order DNA synthesis oligos from commercial sources until further notice. We apologize for this inconvenience. Service representatives have promised a working synthesizer by June 6.
Friday June 2, 2000
Delaying Aging and Preventing Cancer with Micronutrients
Bruce Ames , University of California, Berkley
2:00 p.m. Jimmy Fund Auditorium
Thursday June 1, 2000
Stop paying those big bucks for statistical interpretation of your results. Do it yourself at VassarStats.
Thursday, May 18, 2000
The CMS Molecular Biology Resource on the MBCF homepage has just been revised. The whole site has had a make over. e-mail me if your favorite link is missing. The old 1999 CMS is here.
Monday, March 27, 2000
Internet Explorer 5.0 is available today from Microsoft. Faster, cheaper, better. It does some very helpful background tasks that you will never notice. I updated the protocol link on the MBCF homepage and it knew that something was changed and so refreshed.
Wednesday, March 8,2000
Keeping current with upgrades is a pain. If you are migrating to OS 9 you might find it necessary to upgrade. Go to Version Tracker Web site to find every current upgrade available.
The DNA synthesizer is now functioning but may need an extra day to catch up.
Monday, March 6, 2000:
The DNA synthesizer malfunctioned on Saturday. Because of the lousy timing of this breakdown it will not be serviced until Tuesday. Expect at least two days extra in turn-around-time. DNA sequencing primers are being outsourced but will be delayed because of shipping.
Thursday, February 17,2000
Apple announced today at MacWorld Expo in Japan several new computers. A new PowerBook, 500mz G4, and a new Graphite iBook. The new Powerbook can be ordered at Harvard TPC. Two week delivery.
Friday, February 11,2000
Everyone like the new
buttons? They are the superficial top layer of Apple's new OsX. The more important features are hidden such as true multiprocessing and protected memory. These are the last vestiges of things that unix people had that the proletariat did without. You can even run Red Hat without emulation if you really want unix.
Advances in SNP Detection Symposia at Dana Farber Cancer Institute
Jimmy Fund Auditorium
Wednesday, February 9th, 2000
2:30 PM - 5:45PM
Sponsored By the Molecular Biology Core Facilities, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute & PE Biosystems, A Division of PE Corporation
2:00PM - 2:30PM Attendee Check - In and Refreshments.
2:30PM - 3:30PM
PE Biosystems and SNP Technology
Joe Olechno, PhD, Director of Planning
PE Biosystems, Foster City, CA
3:30PM - 4:15PM
Robust Discrimination of SNP's on The ABI Prism 7700 Sequence Detection System
Junko Stevens, PhD, Staff Scientist
PE Biosystems, Foster City, CA
4:15PM - 5:00PM
SNP Analysis Strategies For Genotyping & Mutation
Paul Galgano, PhD, NE Field Applications Specialist Manager
PE Biosystems, Foster City, CA
5:00PM - 5:45PM
High Level Multiplex Genotyping and Mutation Detection
Larry Haff, PhD, Product Manager
PE Biosystems, Framingham, MA
Thursday, February 3,2000
Want to make sure your search of the literature is exaustive? Go to Searchlight run by the California Digital Library. Your favorite gene is cited and patented how many times?
Monday, January 24,2000
Holding off until the last minute putting your sequence into NCBI? It's easier than you think. BankIt 3.0 is even easier to use. Annotation is a walk in the park.
Friday, January 7,2000
The Apple Web Site has gone through a major revision as well as announcing several new features. MacOS X (pronounced "ten") is shown off. Get your free chunk of an Apple server now. You never know when it could come in handy later. (e-mail me at paulmorrison@mac.com).
Tuesday, January 4,2000
The MacWorld Expo in San Francisco is this week. Steve Jobs is expected to anounce on Wednesday a new powerbook currently code named Pismo.
Monday, January 3,2000
As of the new year NCBI calculates that 1,012,190,000 bases of draft sequence are completed of the human genome. Over a billion bases is 31% coverage.
Tuesday, December 28
For viewing DNA sequencing chromatograms on a Windows or NT operating system download
Chromas. It is now up to version 1.56.
Monday, December 27
The
Electronic Journal Link on the MBCF front page has been changed.That link now sends you to a page where you decide whether to go to Hollis Plus or to
Countway Library . Both have their advantages.
Thursday, December 16
If the oligo you're ordering has the potential of being useful to other researchers in the institute we will make it for free. You get an aliquot and we post the sequence on the site. Other researchers get aliquots for free also. We'll even name it after you.
Check with us before we make it. We might already have it synthesized. Check your Two-hybrid screening in yeast using the pBTM116 vector? We got 'em.
Tuesday, December 14
Find your vector contamination fast with NCBI's new tool
VecScreen This easily picks out and colorizes the early vector sequence in your DNA sequence run. It will also detect the vector downstream even if only a small fragment is showing and find the not so rare vector fragment inserted into the middle of your insert. Don't be embarressed by unsightly vector contamination in your publication. Use VecScreen today.
Wednesday, December 1
Time to click on OncoLink again. You can check out Stanley Korsmeyer in Real Player Video explaining "Bcl-1 Family and the Regulation of Programmed Cell Death".
Save the date: Wednesday, December 1
DFCI Core Facilities Science Fair Smith 308/309, noon to 4:00PM. All the core resources of the institute will be there. Raffles, food, prizes.
Wednesday, November 13
I am upgrading all of the pages on the MBCF website before December 1,1999. If you have any suggestions for improvements please send them in now. I have already started to upgrade the "pricing" and "overview of services" pages. There will be a DFCI Core Facility Fair on December first at noon in Smith 308-309.
Monday, November 1
Mac OS 9.00 is now available and worth getting. Sherlock 2 searching and indexing of your hard drives works much better. Go to Apple-Donuts to download any of 300 internet plugins for Sherlock.
Thursday, October 21
Newly renovated CMS Molecular Biology Resource which MBCF mirrors is now in place. This very thorough resource for molecular biology on the internet can always be found on the lower half of the MBCF home page.
Tuesday, October 12
In case you get into an argument about how the Red Sox scored 23 runs, just click on the game score on this
page. The page will also tell you where the Red Sox will be on Wednesday.
Yankee Stadium
But you already know that.
Monday, October 4
PubMed has had a facelift.
Friday, October 1
If you couldn't make it to the Ig Noble Prize ceremony last night at Sanders Theater you can stil check out the
1999 Winners. Fortunately, no one at DFCI won.
Tuesday, September 28
Seminars in Oncology every Tuesday.
Tuesday, August 31
Steve Jobs Keynote at Seybold today mentions the introduction of the G4. 1 Gigaflop sustained rate processor. 400 mhz G4 shipping at $1,599.00. 500 mhz G4 shipping in a few weeks at $3,499. And the 21 inch LCD "Cinema Display" monitor that ships with it looks very nice too.
If you leave your computer on overnight why don't you have it work on something useful?
Wednesday, August 25
A new site for Molecular Biology On-Line Protocols. I used to compile this myself but these guys do a much better job.
Tuesday, July 27
The Macintosh iBook is a very slick computer for $1,600.00. And with the Airport you go wireless.
Wednesday, July 21
Martin Hemler's Lab has been added to the DFCI Lab pages. Martin whipped it up all by himself in one day.
Monday, July 19, 1999
Sequencher 3.1.1 is ready for installation from the MacIS Server. When upgrading you will need to also replace the copy of "Key Access" with the new version. To do a fool-proof install, delete "Key Access" and the Sequencher program from your hard drive (don't delete any of your own files). Then follow the "Read Me Install Sequencher" directions that are with the program on the MacIS Server.
Wednesday, July 7
Genamics Another site which compiles Molecular Biology Tools.Software, Journals and Genomes. It's up-to-date today. Don't ask me about the spelling.
Tuesday, June 15
Compendium of Biology Software
Tuesday, June 8
Cell and Molecular Biology Online Pam Gannon's up-to-date Mol Bio site just got updated. Find it on the MBCF homepage.
Thursday, June 3, 11:00AM
Radiation Oncology Seminar Series
Automated Screening for Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNP's) by DNA Chromatography
Karl Hecker, Senior Scientist,
Transgenomic Inc, San Jose, CA
Mayer L104&B (next to cafeteria)
Tuesday, June 1
Seminars In Oncology
Kinase Cascades in Cancer Cell Growth and Death
Michael Weber , University of Virginia Medical School
4:00PM Smith Family Room
Tuesday, May 25
E-Biomed
Read Harold Varmus's proposal for electronic publications in the biomedical Sciences.
Tuesday, May 25
Seminars In Oncology
Hedgehog Signaling by the Patched-Smoothened Receptor Complex
Fred de Sauvage, Genentech
4:00PM Smith Family Room
Thursday,May 20
Cancer Genetics site.A great site explaining cancer genetics to the lay person. Also a good refresher course for the oncologist.Their mission: "The purpose of this site is to provide an information resource to help you understand the genetic basis of cancer and to be able to interpret new discoveries in the field of cancer genetics. We have created the site in three sections that interconnect but offer different ways into both clinical and basic information on cancer, genetics, and the role of genetics in causing cancer. OR... just start anywhere your curiosity suggests."
Tuesday,May 18
Seminars In Oncology
The Cdc14 Phophatase Restrains DNA Replication by the Opposing Cyclin E/Cdk2 Activity and Ubiquitin-
Dependent Destruction of the Cyclin E/Cdk2 Inhibitor
Peter Jackson, Stanford University School of Medicine
4:00 PM, Smith Family Room
Monday,May 10
Apple computer releases MacOS 8.6. Click to update from 8.5.
Thursday,May 13
Molecular Genetics of Human Leukemias
Gary Gilliland, Brigham & Women's Hospital
Noon, Smith Family Room
Wednesday,May 12
Structure and Function of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV-1) Envelope Glycoproteins
Joseph Sodroski, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Noon; Microbiology Conference Room, L-504
Boston University School of Medicine
Tuesday,May 11
Seminars In Oncology
Harriet Tischler Memorial Lecture
Role of Skp2 and Cdk2 in the Ubiquitin-mediated degradation of the Cdk-inhibitor p27
Michele Pagano, M.D., New York University School of Medicine
4:00 PM, Smith Family Room
Tuesday,May 5
Human Genome Resources at NCBI
Tuesday,April 27
Seminars In Oncology
Homologous Recombinational Repair as a Major Determinant of Chromosome Stability and Sensitivity to DNA Damage
Larry Thompson, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
4:00 PM, Smith Family Room
"Signaling by Wnt Proteins During Development," Roeland Nusse, Stanford University
"Patterning Dorsal Mesoderm in the Zebrafish," Charles Kimmel, University of Oregon
"RNA-triggered Genetic Interference Mechanisms," Andrew Fire, Carnegie Institute of Washington
For more information, please contact: Miles Brown, 632-3948.
Tuesday,April 13, Red Sox
I'm on the Red Sox bandwagon. Go to Today's game.
Tuesday,March 23
Seminars In Oncology
Identification of Components of the Cell Death Pathway
Vishva Dixit, Genentech
4:00 PM, Smith Family Room
Thursday, March 18
BioMedNet
You probably already have an account at BioMedNet because it's free. Go back and check out Extended Medline. This will bring up links to full text of many papers.
Monday, March 17
3' UTR's
Description of various 3' UTR's.
Monday, March 10
CRISP
Computer Retrieval of Information on Scientific Projects at NIH. Use this to figure out what everyone is doing, both past and present. With advanced search you can find all the NCI R01's in Massachusetts.
Monday, March 1
NIH PHS 398 Form (4/98)
This form has been updated for Microsoft Office 98. Find it in the MBCF folder down on the MacIS Server, Ethernet zone.
Wednesday, February 3
Quickmail Servers Down
A large part of the DFCI Quickmail server seems to be down. NDM, CMB and other department zones are giving us back undeliverable messages. If you need your DNA sequencing data and expect delivery today, please stop by.
Tuesday, February 9
Seminars In Oncology
Broken Chromosomes: Checkpoints, Repair and Repeat Sequence Instability
Jim Haber, Brandeis University
4:00 PM, Smith Family Room
Tuesday, February 2
Seminars In Oncology
Regulation of T Cell Activation by Protein Tyrosine Phosphatases
Tomas Mustelin, Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center
4:00 PM, Smith Family Room
Monday, January 25
It may have been some time since you've ordered a computer from Harvard TPC . But try out their on-line catalog . They also now answer the phone! 495-5450 The G3's are in stock.
Thursday, January 21
Current Trends in Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation: New Stem Cell Sources
Mary Horowitz, Medical College of Wisconsin
12:00 noon, Smith Family Room
Tuesday, January 19
Seminars In Oncology
The Mrell/Rad50 Protein Complex: Linkage of Diverse Functions in the Cellular CNA Damage Response
John Petrini, University of Wisconsin Medical School
4:00 PM, Smith Family Room
Thursday, January 14, 1999
Anti-CEA Designer T-Cells for Cancer Therapy
Richard Junghuns, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
12 Noon, Smith Family Room
Tuesday, January 12, 1999
Seminars In Oncology
Promoter Region Hypermethylation and Gene Silencing in Cancer
Stephen Baylin, Johns Hopkins Oncology Center
4:00 PM, Smith Family Room
January 5, 1999
Macworld Expo in San Francisco runs all this week. Steve Jobs live at noon today. And don't miss any rumors.
Tuesday, January 5, 1999
Seminars In Oncology
Germ Layer Specification in C. Elegans Embryos
Joel Rothman,
4:00 PM, Smith Family Room
January 4, 1999
Did someone ever tell you about the scientist who refused to send a competitor a phage ? And the competitor incubated the refusal letter in media and retrieved the phage? It's an Urban Legend ! Send me the name of the scientists if you think it's true.
December 30, 1998
Make an interactive plan before you go to First Night.
Tenth Annual Molecular Biology Core Facilities Open House
Thursday, December 17, 1998
2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Dana 830
The hot topics over appetizers:
What can Mass Analysis do for me?
What is high throughput DNA sequencing?
Where is MBCF going to be next year?
