Grapefruit seed extract (GSE) is derived from the seeds, pulp and membranes of grapefruits. It can be self-made by grinding the seeds and pulp and mixing with glycerine (1). Commercial versions are made via an industrial chemical process and preservatives are added (3).
The extract is believed to have natural antimicrobial, antiviral and anti-fungal properties (1). [...]
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Tagged: antimicrobial, benzethonium chloride, grapefruit seed extract, GSE, Todd Caldecott
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The goal of this article is to give a brief overview of some popular eLearning tools that I have used or have heard of. First off, there are some great web resources that rate and compile eLearning technology, such as:
Top 100 eLearning Tools and
Jane’s E-Learning Pick [...]
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Tagged: articulate, audacity, Camtasia Studio, captivate, eLearning, jane's e-learning pick, Jing, moodle, screencast, sharepoint
While browsing through Twitter one day, I came across Dr. Zen Faulkes who is a scientist adept at using social media and blogging to communicate his research and ideas.
He is a Canadian researcher living in Texas doing behavioural research on the unusual crustacean creature, Marmorkrebs. He is interested in the evolution of behaviour and nervous [...]
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Tagged: crustaceans, disaptation, Marmorkrebs, model organisms
I don’t know how many of you like to blog about science, but here are some tips. Writing a blog post on a scientific subject is a little different than most other types of posts. You do have to state true facts, but yet you don’t want your post to sound like a formal journal [...]
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Tagged: primary literature, science blogging