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Category Archives: Biology

Plant Biology Informs the Origins of the Stradivarius

Posted: Published on October 10th, 2014

A tomato expert and viola player uses plant statistics to trace the history of the violin Slight differences in formthe outline or the shape of the f-holeshave little effect on tone quality compared to the arched shape of the instrument, its varying thickness and its wood. Credit: Tarvisio Auctions via Wikimedia Commons ST. LOUIS By day, Dan Chitwood of the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center in St. Louis is a plant morphologist who studies how the form and structure of tomatoes evolves differently as they adapt to new environments. By night, when he needs to think through a problem or take a break, he plays the viola. Chitwood has now crossed his passions for plants and stringed instruments by publishing a study that documents the evolution of violin shapes using the same methods that he uses for charting the evolving form of leaves. The study published Oct. 8 in PLoS One used these methods to examine the shape of 9,000 instruments built over a period of 400 years. The morphological analysis Chitwood used enabled him to classify violins according to region and violinmakers lineages. He identified four major groups of stringed instrument makers, or luthiers, who each crafted their own … Continue reading

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Inside UdeM – Interview with Rahul Mohan Ghugari – Grad Student in Molecular Biology – Video

Posted: Published on October 9th, 2014

Inside UdeM - Interview with Rahul Mohan Ghugari - Grad Student in Molecular Biology Inside UdeM - Interview with Rahul Mohan Ghugari - Grad Student in Molecular Biology. By: Universit de Montral: Tant d'univers explorer … Continue reading

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Using Systems Biology for Identification of Novel Metabolic Engineering Targets – Video

Posted: Published on October 9th, 2014

Using Systems Biology for Identification of Novel Metabolic Engineering Targets The yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae is widely used for production of fuels, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and materials. Through metabolic engineering of this yeast a number of novel new industrial... By: AIChE ChEnected … Continue reading

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Commercial for Biology P.4 – Video

Posted: Published on October 9th, 2014

Commercial for Biology P.4 My First Project. By: Jenny Hu … Continue reading

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Charles Darwin and biology – Video

Posted: Published on October 9th, 2014

Charles Darwin and biology Facts about those things. By: ngj5wiseduhk … Continue reading

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Calvin Cycle – Introduction to Biology – 5.13 – Video

Posted: Published on October 9th, 2014

Calvin Cycle - Introduction to Biology - 5.13 Article: http://www.academyofone.org/033-calvin-cycle-introduction-to-biology-5-13/ Visit: http://academyofone.org AoO Prime: http://www.academyofone.org/register-2/ Royalty free music licensed... By: Academy of One … Continue reading

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Enzyme Activity-Oxygen Sensor (AP Biology Investigation 13-Alternative) – Video

Posted: Published on October 9th, 2014

Enzyme Activity-Oxygen Sensor (AP Biology Investigation 13-Alternative) PASCO sensors and software used. Protocol is a mixture of two protocols from following lab books: Advanced Biology Through Inquiry (PASCO) Investigating Biology Through Inquiry (VERNIER)... By: Halim Sakarya … Continue reading

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A History of Ideas in Evolutionary Biology – Video

Posted: Published on October 9th, 2014

A History of Ideas in Evolutionary Biology Milestones in the history of evolutionary thought highlight the contributions of key Harvard figures including Asa Gray, Ernst Mayr, Stephen Jay Gould, Richard Lewontin and E. O. Wilson. This... By: Harvard Museum of Natural History … Continue reading

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W.E. Moerner: What has your work revealed about human biology? – Video

Posted: Published on October 9th, 2014

W.E. Moerner: What has your work revealed about human biology? Professor W.E. Moerner spoke via Skype with Bjorn Carey of the Stanford News Service early Wednesday morning after waking up to news he'd won won the #NobelPrize2014 in Chemistry. Moerner,... By: Stanford … Continue reading

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9th Grade Biology: Genetics – Meiosis – Video

Posted: Published on October 9th, 2014

9th Grade Biology: Genetics - Meiosis We'll be going over the basics of the process of genetic recombination and the creation of sex cells. By: Michael Cook … Continue reading

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