You can insist that it has something to do with glycolosation detection, but someone else might think you mean that you just switched the poles on a western blot. Later, northern blot was used for a similar method involving RNA, and western blot for protein, but there is no eastern blot, because there is no fourth molecule in the DNA/RNA/protein set.Ī note about all the techniques that are called “eastern blot”: Too many different things are all called “eastern blot” by people who wanted to market their method as something to do with blotting and biochemistry. Southern invented the Southern blot to detect DNA of different sizes. See my portfolio for science writing and communication projects.Īn eastern blot is a non-existent biochemical technique. If you need a more formal biography, those are here. Eva also plays violin, but not right now. She’s interested in the way scientists communicate with each other and share information, via the web or otherwise. The topics are quite diverse, because even though has been around since 2005, this site also includes some of the archives from my Expression Patterns blog that was hosted on Nature Network from 2007 to 2012.Įva has a PhD in biochemistry, but now works with scientists rather than as one. There are posts about organising events for scientists, about the science blogging community, or about scholarly communication. There’s also a section about science communication, which is probably most interesting to other scientists or science communicators/writers. If this sounds like your cup of tea, sign up for the Monthly Picks newsletter to get the highlights of this blog – and recommendations from across the web – sent right to your inbox. All sciences are represented, and everyone is welcome. Those are some of the things you can find on.
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