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Latest Biomedical Beat Posts Cool Image: Snap-Together Laboratory Like snapping Lego blocks together to build a fanciful space station, scientists have developed a new way to assemble a sophisticated laboratory tool for manipulating small volumes of fluids. Read more | Post a comment

Asking Our Expert About Modeling Ebola NIGMS’ Irene Eckstrand answers questions about modeling the potential course of the Ebola outbreak. Read more | Post a comment How Instructions for Gene Activity Are Passed Across Generations A certain type of epigenetic change is passed from cell to cell during division, a finding that helps to resolve the debate about parent-to-child epigenetic inheritance. Read more | Post a comment Stem Cells Do Geometry Human embryonic stem cells confined to areas of precisely controlled size and shape start to specialize and form organized patterns, opening a new window for studying early development. Read more | Post a comment

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