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From Immuno-PCR to Peptoids: Why Great Ideas Sometimes Aren’t
From the inbox last month: Dear Dr. Dove: Just curious. Do you really think Kodadek’s Cell paper is a good piece of work? The response of the science community to this seemingly amazing news is silence. This usually means that … Continue reading
The Peptoids are Coming
It’s too bad we’ve abused the word “innovative” so horribly, because every now and then I come across a bit of new research that really deserves the title. This week it happened again, with a paper that’s scheduled to appear … Continue reading
Probing the Proteome
My most recent piece for Science/AAAS is now online. I talked to several researchers who are using very cool techniques to find new biomarkers for diseases, and it was a fun piece to write. It appeared in the “AAAS Business … Continue reading
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