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Finally finished editing our camper van road trip from Boston to Yellowstone video from August. Go check it out! https://t.co/ZF3aXZzNrr
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Fire lookout over the 1987 Yellowstone fire. The van had a fun time on a "4x4 only" dirt road up to the watch tower and we were lucky to be there the first day they were open. It did make us a day late in getting out backcountry permits, however the view… https://t.co/jp8V1BVF0L
The river comes and the river goes. Caught this right before crossing over to Moose Creek campsite for the evening....we did not see any moose unfortunately.
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Lone Star geyser. We were lucky to happen upon it right when a major eruption was beginning. I'll take it any day over the crowds at Old Faithful.
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After trudging through mile of marsh we came out onto this inviting beach at the southern part of Shoshone Lake in Yellowstone.
I worn the Arc'teryx Cormac zip shirt and Cormac shorts. Super versatile clothing that's taken a lot of beating and continues… https://t.co/iUq4vh0gku
@Chemjobber General Chemistry for majors-Fall 2009
General Biology-Fall 2009
Everyone wanted to be an MD and thought the major of Biochemistry (Medicinal Chemistry) was the way to go. Over 150 started. Graduated around 13 in that major.
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This is a major game changer in the type 1 diabetes field. But, it also raises the question of how many other fusion peptides are hidden in plain view. Nobody does de novo protein sequencing, so if a peptide is not in a database, it is invisible. #diabetes
Grateful to be working for Prof. Arturo Vegas, who is highlighted in this #FutureOfBiochemistry issue. Check out what our lab is working on and come have a look at our Perspective published on the future of selectively targeting #type1diabetes. @BUChemistry
It's finally here! Our first issue of our month-long #FutureOfBiochemistry special issue! This year, we highlight early career investigators across biological chemistry, with a focus on international researchers. Read the first issue here! https://t.co/WoPH4VSb8y
@slabbxo@pbrappa@RealTimeChem@Yale We got on from Heidolph. Only solvent I have had an issue with is EtOH at 90C for 48hr. Other than that I prefer it. We've had water lines pop off and flood the lab (who hasn't?) So no more of that.
@Rhodanide @pbrappa@ClaireNBrodie@Yale It's a fendensor. Not sure if the only people making them are Having a, but that's where we got ours. They are pretty heavy, but work well with a good range of solvents O/N.