EHRAB week 32

Microbiota and neurodevelopmental windows: implications for brain disorders by Borre et. al.

Paper selected by Shahad Aljandal

EHRAB week 31

Once again Ali Alhasan will be guiding us through personal development matters.  He has selected the following material for his FUN session.

Practice Does Not Make Perfect: We are not all created equal where our genes and abilities are concerned. By Hambrick et. al.

EHRAB Week 30

Sex Determination: Why So Many Ways of Doing It? by Bachtrog et. al.

Paper selected by HA

No EHRAB this week 🙁

We have an event Tuesday 24th-Thursday 26th (9am – 2pm)

The event is “Career day”.  It will be held in Faiza Alkhurafi building.

Stop by if you can

EHRAB week 29

This week it is all about coffee.  We will read the coffee genome paper.

The coffee genome provides insight into the convergent evolution of caffeine biosynthesis by Denoeud et. al.

Read the paper and bring a cup of coffee 🙂

Fahad Alinzy will lead the discussion.

paper selected by HA

EHRAB week 28

I am inviting my friend Ali Alhasan to lead the discussion on “The effect of thought on circumstances“.  The reading is only chapter 2 from “As a man thinketh” by James Allen.

It should be a lot of fun even without reading the short chapter.

We are organizing the open day for the molecular biology program.  The event will take place at Faiza Alkhurafi building (9-2) on the 3rd and 4th of March.

Come and visit us.

EHRAB week 27

The current issue of nature is all about epigenomics.  I would like to go over several papers during the upcoming weeks.  Do not panic.  It might be hard to read but it will be a good learning experience.

Integrative analysis of 111 reference human epigenomes, Roadmap Epigenomics Consortium

Paper selected by HA

EHRAB week 26

How the zebra got its stripes: a problem with too many solutions. by Larison et. al.

paper selected by Anood AlOtaibi

EHRAB week 25

This week I am inviting my friend Ali Alhasan to lead the discussion.  I have learned a lot from him and I hope you do as well. He chose the following paper.

Are you a victim of the victim syndrome? by Manfred F. R. Kets de Vries