Biologist

Hi, I am not a biologist and I hope you don't find me as an intruder to your forum. However, I have a problem that I believe I can only solve with help from you. I am writing my doctoral thesis in accounting and I am close to finishing ...

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... is the minimal biological interdependent function that has been identified in evolutionary terms. When I mean function, I mean: a) something that biologists feel evolved after the initial cell/self-replication was in place b) was absent at one point in time c) is not simply a reversible variation ...

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It's hard to predict what level of structure an entomologist's interest might lead them toward, but I think Jack is right that a good quality and low-magnification microscope would be a useful basic tool. Look for a dissecting stereomicroscope. Zeiss, Olympus or Nikon wold be good brands to consider...

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Hello, I'm unfortunately not a biologist; however my partner is. She's currently studying zoology at undergraduate level with a hefty chunk of genetics on the side. It's her birthday soon and I'd like to get her a microscope (since she won't ...

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... disease always ensues. Well-known medical/molecular biology companies can perform these kind of DNA tests much more reliably than a lone molecular biologist would do, since they have established protocols for quality control, standardized equipment and reagents, and long tradition in making these ...

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