Seeking Common Ground in the Syndromes of Autism
There’s a common saying within the autism community: “If you’ve met one person with autism, you’ve only met one person with autism.” Even though there’s a common core to the […]
Monthly Archives: January 2013
Modularity: Dude, How Cool Is That?
Regardless of whatever were the first steps in the origins of life, there is little doubt that the modularity of proto-life’s chemical parts has been a foundational element to Self-replication […]
The Case of the Promiscuous Estrogen Receptor
I took an Endocrinology course awhile back with a professor who has been in the field of cancer research for decades. Along with a growing number of researchers, he had […]
The Biology of Ultrasound
Proposing that prenatal ultrasound is a potential teratogen sounds like pseudoscience to most people, I realize this. Hell, when my partner came to me with the idea even I thought […]
MicroDNA: The Unstable Genome
More and more the traditional view of genetic structure and function is being challenged. In an article published in Science in April, 2012, a group of scientists out of the University of […]
Science Over a Cuppa 
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