Sentences with phrase «shared reagents»

«We're isolating our scientists from the rest of the world» by preventing them from sharing reagents, Bertuzzi said.

She loves that her job allows her to interact with scientists from all over the world and help them easily share their reagents.

Getting people to share their reagents, their mice, their plasmids — there's a problem.

Not exact matches

And when you unexpectedly run out of some reagent, there is, more often than not, somebody in the institute who is willing to share some, even if it's late at night or on weekends.

In an ideal world, academics freely share data and reagents.

Heather Maughan, a postdoctoral fellow who is now in a laboratory at the University of Toronto, in Canada, observes that when «PIs spend almost no time in the lab, lab members tend to be sloppier and not perform all of their duties, such as lab cleanup and sharing of reagents,» she says.

Reagents are shared within the community to replicate findings and to further scientific knowledge in new avenues of investigation.

For life - science companies, it also provides configurable laboratory space, hundreds of thousands of dollars of shared laboratory equipment, and a unique «Innovation Lab» that even provides access to small equipment and reagents, helping early - stage companies bridge that critical gap between late - stage academic research and early - stage product development.

These collaborations — characterised by constant phone calls, FedEx shipments of reagents between the team members and shared group meetings — help keep their science focused on results.

HGS, he claims, is ready to share data and reagents with them: «We would not block anyone in the academic world from using this for research purposes.»

The Reproducibility Project: Cancer Biology core team would like to thank the original authors, in particular Joerg Huelsken and Ilaria Malanchi, for generously sharing critical information as well as reagents to ensure the fidelity and quality of this replication attempt.

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She says, «I spend a lot of time packing, shipping, and sharing protocols one by one,» and she is excited to deposit the library with Addgene because it is a «really great way of broadly sharing these kinds of reagents.»

Plasmid distribution is booming, but, over the years, many researchers we've met with have asked if we can help them share and distribute other reagents.