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This set of pages is a short tutorial I wrote for free molecular biology resources on the Web, both online and downloadable. It's a good primer for people just starting out to manipulate sequences for fun and profit without a large budget. Once you get these skills down, you'll know how to manually do for nothing what the fancier software packages charge an arm and a leg to do for you, and you can do it from anywhere. |
| This is an essay I worked up from my experiences assailing the walls around various graduate programs to finagle my way in. It's not earth-shattering stuff. A lot of it's pretty self-evident. Hopefully, though, it'll still be helpful for the next poor sod trying to climb the walls of academia. | |
| These are some crosswords I wrote as notes for some classes I took a number of years ago. Eventually I'll return to making them... but not at the moment. | |
| Links are, of course, de rigeur for this kind of thing, because linking is way easier than creating. This is a good collection of sites that might be useful to someone aiming at a career in the Life Sciences (drum roll, thunderclap), including some web tools, chemistry stuff, bio stuff, journals, societies, schools, etc. I'll be updating it as I find things, too. |