This may be the greatest illustration in a scientific journal of all time:
Translating the Noise, Nature Genetics 31 (May 2002)
Translating the Noise, Nature Genetics 31 (May 2002)
Thursday, September 30, 2004
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2 Comments:
Gene Noise. Ha, very droll.
BTW - saw your earlier "Improving the Silence" post. I know what you mean. I find there is a balance betwen posting regularly, out of habit, to keep the feed fresh, vs only publishing when you have something significant to add.
The way I rationalise it is that no-one has to read your blog - they can all be memos to yourself - no-one else is having their silence spoiled by your input.
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