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Jumpin' Jack Flash

27 September, 2006

You know you've been here too long when your RSS aggregator displays

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and your first thought is not 'FLICE-associated huge protein, what a cool name for a protein and I wish I worked on apoptosis', but 'What the hell is Flash doing in PNAS?'

The papers it is talking about are back to back in the most recent PNAS.

By the way, I don't wish I worked on apoptosis — I find it incredibly tedious (possibly because of the over-exposure it's had in the last ten years) and could not work in a field where 96% of the workers can not even pronounce it properly.

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Oh my... after listnening to the wonders of apoptosis during the _whole_ group meeting today I don't know... It seems like "such an interesting field with possibilities of being high profile researcher with publications in Nature and other wonderous journals".

Yes, I might be slightly sarcastic but I do love my bacteria - although not apoptosis in cells... even though p53 might be interesting in small doses.

Hah! Completely forgotten about that!

Silly thing is I can remember just about all of the theme song, along with the 'all weapons! *zap* *zwip* *Spoosh*' bits. Sad . . .

Good Day. It is nobler to declare oneself wrong than to insist on being right - especially when one is right. Help me! I can not find sites on the: Face tanning beds. I found only this - tanning beds financing. My boyfriend grandmother actually gave us some hand crocheted baby booties. A extended bed sheet is openly a rectangular sheet of cloth, while a fitted bed sheet has its four. :confused: Thanks in advance. Lysandra from Nauru.

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