Seventeen Minutes of Science: Gene Mutations Involved in Epilepsy and Cortical Hyperexcitability
Episode 33: Gene Mutations Involved in Epilepsy and Cortical Hyperexcitability with Dr. Jeffrey Noebels (Baylor College of Medicine)
Why C. elegans are ideal for Disease Modeling [Infographic]
Did you know C. elegans are an ideal model for disease modeling? It may seem unlikely that such a tiny animal would work well for modeling and studying human diseases, but we believe in their power and want you to as well, so we’ve outlined a few of their strengths so you can learn more about the benefits of using C. elegans for disease modeling.
Seventeen Minutes of Science: The Science of Baking
Episode 32: The Science of Baking with Dr. Lin Carson (BAKERpedia)
Bi-Weekly Newsletter: 12.04.2020
End of year sale is on now | Zebrafish genome editing: CRISPR vs. Tol2 | Dr. Judith Eisen on 17 Minutes of Science | More…
Seventeen Minutes of Science: Creating an Ideal Model – How Judith Eisen Helped Pioneer the Use of Zebrafish in the Lab
Episode 31: Creating an Ideal Model – How Judith Eisen Helped Pioneer the Use of Zebrafish in the Lab (With guest Dr. Judith Eisen, University of Oregon)
Seventeen Minutes of Science: From Bench to Bedside: Using Model Organisms to Find Rare Disease Treatments
Episode 30: From Bench to Bedside: Using Model Organisms to Find Rare Disease Treatments with Sangeetha Iyer (Denali Therapeutics)
Bi-Weekly Newsletter: 10.30.2020
Get rid of these pesky proteins | Identify a successful transgenic edit in C. elegans | An Inside Look at Our Zebrafish Husbandry | More…
Seventeen Minutes of Science: Turning Technical Talk into Compelling Communication
Tune into 17 Minutes of Science where we discuss with a new guest each week how science and biotech is woven into their lives. This week, we are joined by Lauren Perna to discuss her role as a marketer for the life science industry and how she turns technical talk into compelling communication.
Bi-Weekly Newsletter: 10.16.2020
Be prepared, just in case | The benefits of using C. elegans in toxicology studies | Neurodegenerative disease models | more….
Seventeen Minutes of Science: Tiny Worms With a Big Impact; Using C. elegans for Toxicology Studies
Tune into 17 Minutes of Science where we discuss with a new guest each week how science and biotech is woven into their lives. This week, we are joined by Kyle Galford to discuss his recently published paper, The FDA-approved drugs ticlopidine, sertaconazole, and dexlansoprazole can cause morphological changes in C. elegans, and how C. elegans can be used in toxicology studies.