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Labconscious Green Lab Tip Faster DNA Synthesis

Faster DNA Synthesis without Hazardous Waste

Nicole Kelesoglu June 19, 2018

A great advance in DNA synthesis efficiency has just been reported in Nature Biotechnology, that also eliminates solvent hazardous waste requirement.

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In Science and Technology Tags DNA synthesis, JBEI, green lab tips, Labconscious, green biochemistry
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Understanding the Advantages and Disadvantages of Styrofoam

Nicole Kelesoglu December 1, 2017

The quick informational video below does a great job explaining why innovation is needed at the point of use and disposal for Styrofoam materials.  Let's face it.  This is a problem encountered with Styrofoam items by scientists and non-scientists alike. 

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In Science and Technology Tags green lab tips, foam recycling
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