The silk draglines made by zebra jumping spiders are tougher than the silk webbing of orb weaver spiders, even though they’re made at 25 to 35 times the speed.
The cardiologist was briefly the FDA Commissioner in the Obama Administration, and now has a second chance to act on plans he tried to implement during his first tenure.
Pharoah’s work ended endemic cretinism in a remote region of Papua New Guinea and contributed to the understanding of myriad other perinatal health conditions.
In this webinar, brought to you by Miltenyi Biotec, experts will present a complete workflow to perform high-throughput screens with PSC-derived cardiomyocytes.
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Can you think of a 5-letter word for “worry of stratospheric proportions”?
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