For a (very) long list of older reading, see the list posted on my first blog anniversary; those below are a small sample from after this date.
Another one bits the dust: Goodbye Walkman
Fainting kittens – feline myotonia congenita?
Are beached whales and dolphins deaf?
How long does it take you to write a science blog post?
What aspects of biology need to be explained better?
Find transcription factor motifs in genomes better: add histone acetylation data
For my non-biologist readers, a small hint about the message on the card: it’s a code (obviously!) – think amino acids.
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