Molecular biology cartoons – Page 10

More more more cartoons! and stay tuned…

At last more cartoons, posted from our vacation in Malta. And stay tuned on Monday for something really special…

CRISPR/Cas comes to late-night TV! and more…

New cartoons from the world of molecular biology. Today’s entries: Late-night TV ads for CRISPR/Cas gene editing technology, and how molecules get access to DNA!

Feel free to repost and use, same procedure as always.

CRISPR/Cas

Donald 3.0

New cartoon: Trumping science

Sorry, I just could not resist.

Please repost – maybe, just maybe, we can head him off at the pass!

More new cartoons

Today’s entries: Adventures in protein folding, and in vitro versions of your favorite movies…

Feel free to repost and use, just cite this blog and:

Cartoons: bacteria have all the fun

Finally the first of many cartoons for the New Year… As usual, feel free to use and repost, just cite copyright Russ Hodge and link to this website!

Planaria in Bavaria and more new cartoons

(I know, it should be Bavaria… I’ll fix it soon!)

Molecular biology cartoons: A field guide to sperm

Mating is most successful when it involves members of the same species…

…but the sperm of different organisms look awfully similar. This handy Field Guide will help you discriminate the different types and thus avoid the negative long-term consequences of hybridisation.