so I’m watching a video on CRISPR DNA editing for work and I come across this
is it just me or

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so I’m watching a video on CRISPR DNA editing for work and I come across this
is it just me or
Rijksmuseum Library (Amsterdam)
17.09.14 ( Day 5/100 days of studying)
Throughout the day my desk is covered with notebooks, binders, and post its, but I always make it a point to clean it before I leave. I feel like it’s a way for me to start the next day with a clean slate.
I woke up really early and enjoyed the cold morning air :’) I can feel that autumn is arriving! 🍁🍂 I just feel so comfy and at peace during this season :’) what do you like about autumn?
17.09.12 (3/100 days of studying)
Soggy curly fries and another neuroscience journal.
Today’s journal was about how Zn is needed for the uptake of Amyloid beta 1-42 into dentate gyrus granule cells in rat hippocampi. They did immunostaining on hippocampi slices for Abeta1-42 in conjunction with Zn, Cu, Cd, and CaEDTA(chelating agent) at uM concentrations. They directly injected the different solutions via cannula or put fresh slices into the solutions before fixing. They also performed novel object recognition tests and LTP measurements.
In 2010, Sonia Vallabh watched her mom, Kamni Vallabh, die in a really horrible way.
First, her mom’s memory started to go, then she lost the ability to reason. Sonia says it was like watching someone get unplugged from the world. By the end, it was as if she was stuck between being awake and asleep. She was confused and uncomfortable all the time.
“Even when awake, was she fully or was she really? And when asleep, was she really asleep?” says Sonia.
The smart, warm, artistic Kamni – just 51 years old — was disappearing into profound dementia.
“I think until you’ve seen it, it’s hard to actually imagine what it is for a person to be alive and their body is moving around, but their brain is not there anymore,” says Eric Minikel, Sonia’s husband.
In less than a year, Sonia’s mom died.
An autopsy showed Kamni had died from something rare — a prion disease. Specifically, one called fatal familial insomnia because in some patients it steals the ability to fall asleep.
Basically, certain molecules had started clumping together in Kamni’s brain, killing her brain cells. It was all because of one tiny error in her DNA — an “A” where there was supposed to be a “G,” a single typo in a manuscript of 6 billion letters.
Sonia sent a sample of her own blood to a lab, where a test confirmed she inherited the same mutation. The finding threw the family into grief all over again.
Today, Sonia and her husband live and work in Cambridge, Mass., where they are both doctoral students in the lab of Stuart Schreiber, a Harvard professor of chemistry and chemical biology. Over the past several years, the couple has completely redirected their careers and their lives toward this single goal: to prevent prion disease from ever making Sonia sick.
A Couple’s Quest To Stop A Rare Disease Before It Takes One Of Them
Photos: Kayana Szymczak for NPR
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17.09.11 ( 2/100 days of studying)
Listening to my recorded lectures & re taking some notes on this gloomy day. I have two hour lectures twice a week so reviewing is essential for me to remember!
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17.09.10 (1/100 days of studying)
Spent my Sunday reading articles and reviewing lecture notes.
~This is an amazing article about how DNA primase may use electrochemistry to coordinate the first steps of DNA synthesis! What are your thoughts on this article?
http://science.sciencemag.org/content/355/6327/eaag1789
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Yesterday’s set simple set up for cell lysis. I use a 1% SDS (Sodium dodecyl sulfate) solution which is a common detergent used for DNA/protein extractions esp.if you’re looking for transmembrane proteins. The ice is an important aspect to remember in order to slow down proteases from degrading essential proteins! Will be running a Western Blot next week! . . . #studyblr #studygram #science #lab #researchislife #research #biochemistry
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