A is for autoclave

[Avery louie]

Hey folks,

I started sketching and writing the other day on a whim, "A is for Autoclave".  A description followed, of what it was and how it worked, as well as a few more pages.  Thinking about it, I started wondering about the value of a description vs. a protocol.  What would you prefer?  A book of protocols, or a book of descriptions?  A link to a download is here:
http://tequals0.files.wordpress.com/2011/10/a_is_for_autoclave1.pdf

Follow up questions:

What is DIYBIO?  What does a DIY biologist work on?  How can we convey that?

Do you want to get more people involved in DIYBIO?  What is the best way to do it?  How do you do it?

--Avery

[Jeswin]

I like it. I will find some free time and do this too. What a cool idea.

"P" is for plasmid...

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[Nathan McCorkle]

P could be "pipette"

[Alex Hoekstra]

"C" is for Centrifuge.

[Derek]

"D" is obviously for DNA

On Monday, 23 April 2012 04:19:22 UTC-7, Alex Hoekstra wrote:

"C" is for Centrifuge.

[Avery louie]

https://docs.google.com/document/d/10OlwuiGhIIToPlzpywQhOL0hNyAWdZsR06DPubjlcrM/edit

That is a googledoc with the letters of the alphabet on it.  Lets fill it in!

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[Nathan McCorkle]

Its not editable, and the title is misspelled (and I can't fix it)!

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Nathan McCorkle
Rochester Institute of Technology
College of Science, Biotechnology/Bioinformatics

[Nick Hotmail]

Autocalve? Are they those self-delivering cows? ;)

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