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Top Lists
- 1Pay it forward? Cooperative behaviour spreads through a group, but so does cheating : Not Exactly Rocket Science
- 2Beer makes humans more attractive to malarial mosquitoes : Not Exactly Rocket Science
- 3Ask DrugMonkey: Will you comment for attribution? : DrugMonkey
- 4Introducing the Science, Medicine, Environment and Nature Blog Carnival Twitter Feed : Living the Scientific Life (Scientist, Interrupted)
- 5An 60,000-year old artistic movement recorded in ostrich egg shells : Not Exactly Rocket Science
- 1The empirical evidence for man-made global warming
Tim Lambert 03.01.2010
- 2Episode XXVII: Rumors of my birthday are premature
PZ Myers 03.08.2010
- 3Jenny McCarthy drives the stupidity to ever higher levels on--where else?--The Huffington Post
Orac 03.10.2010
- 4Increasing signs of activity at Eyjafjallajökull in Iceland
Erik Klemetti 03.04.2010
- 5Thought For the Day
Jason Rosenhouse 03.10.2010
- 1K�nnen Wissenschaftler unbezahlt arbeiten? [Arte-Fakten]
- 2360000 Planeten mit intelligenten Lebewesen in unserer Milchstrasse? [Astrodicticum Simplex]
- 3Bei Schnarchen und Facebook: Mord [Zeittaucher]
- 4Ein Firefox Add-on f�r ScienceBlogs [Astrodicticum Simplex]
- 5Selbstdemontage: Die Verschw�rungstheorien der Frauenforscherin Claudia von Werlhof [Topthema]
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SB Basics
Synthetic Biology
Some engineers use cranes and steel to make their designs reality, but synthetic biologists engineer using tools on a different scale: DNA and the other molecular components of living cells. Synthetic biology uses cellular systems and structures to produce artificial models based on natural order. Read these posts from the ScienceBlogs archives for more:
Pharyngula May 30, 2007
“Playing God”
The Loom January 31, 2008
"Frankenstein Was Here": Synthetic Biology as Graffiti
Discovering Biology in a Digital World July 2, 2006
Build your own virus
