On the TV show “House, MD” one of the mantras was “It’s never lupus.” This was usually said in the context of a patient suffering from symptoms consistent with lupus such as joint and muscle pain, fever, rash, and fatigue.
Yesterday was by far the craziest day on my schedule and also the exact reason why I love coming to Experimental Biology. Here’s a quick rundown of my day: ASBMB Plenary session “Enemy within – immune and autoimmune responses to the cytosolic
The day started off with an amazing talk. To be honest, I knew less than nothing about bacterial quorum sensing and I’ve never really tried to learn about it. However, being at EB I thought I should expand my horizons
Before the lecture, ASBMB president Dr. Steven McKnight opened the meeting with a moment of silence in memory of members who had passed away during the past year. He then announced that the society is in good financial shape with
Greetings from the end of Day One (okay, technically the start of day 2) of the Experimental Biology Meeting. It’s great to be back in Boston! In true Boston fashion for this year, it was snowing as I made my
The Experimental Biology 2015 app is now on #iTunes and Google Play! Here’s the iTunes link: appsto.re/i6L83zK #EB2015 #expbio #asbmb
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