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Archive for April 9th, 2007

Blogxperiment: mitochondrial division, the graphics way

Posted by attilachordash on April 9, 2007

In the blogxperiment series part 1 the question was: What is the best way to summarize peer-review articles for an open web readership and transmit scholarly knowledge and literature? Here is the cartoon way, figure 1. out of the context of The Machines that Divide and Fuse Mitochondria review, written by Suzanne Hoppins, Laura Lackner, and Jodi Nunnari of Section of Molecular and Cellular Biology, University of California, Davis.

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