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  1. Ditching the Day Job to Become a Cupcake Entrepreneur

    Tue, 9 Apr 2013

    … my attain as a woman who knows what she wants a molecular biology major in college turned venture capitalist. Now ..... thanks for having so it started out career and molecular biology and now you cupcake operation that thousands of …

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    -- my attain as a woman who knows what she wants a molecular biology major in college turned venture capitalist. Now cupcake -- Sophie is co-founder at Georgetown cupcake. And she really did quit her day job to do it -- last. Welcome Sophie thanks so much for being thanks for having so it started out -- career and molecular biology and now you -- -- cupcake operation that -- thousands of cupcakes every day. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
  2. Are Cupcakes Recession Proof?

    Tue, 9 Apr 2013

    … right you're big into I was like their biology and site you know I think that another wrinkle to the story about the molecular biology yes private equity. To cupcakes and that is something that wins it all together I always tell people when you have apology …

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    I think that -- -- another wrinkle to the story about the molecular biology yes -- private equity. To cupcakes and that is something that wins it all together I always tell people when you have
  3. Should science on brain injury inspire a ban on boxing?

    Thu, 21 Mar 2013

    … We shouldn't get our fun out of watching people inflict brain damage on each other," said Hardy, who is chair of Molecular Biology of Neurological Disease at University College London's Institute of Neurology. "To me as a neuroscientist it's almost …

  4. No 'Jurassic Park': Dinosaurs off the de-extinction menu

    Fri, 15 Mar 2013

    … conference in Washington set to take place Friday at the National Geographic Society. Organizers say rapid advances in molecular biology and new conservation perspectives are creating a new field called "de-extinction." Speakers include Chris Anderson …

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Video and Audio

  1. Full episode: 'Red Eye' 1/17/13

    … absolute nonsense he read an article. And by the way this kid. Has such an incredible command of the English language for a molecular biology major at any kind of and and that happened that I didn't think of the term here of unleashed hand managed care. It it …

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    kid. Has such an incredible command of the English language for a molecular biology major at any kind of -- and -- and that happened that I didn't think of the term here of unleashed hand

  2. Cancer patient in remission after treatment with form of HIV

    … leukemia. So uses the good parts without the bad parts Abby gets bad part out. Tom in other the scientists who do this have molecular biology techniques there are. Enzymes in the lab that actually can just chop out the bad parts. Displace the good parts back …

    molecular biology found at 1:29

    part out. Tom in other -- the scientists who do this have molecular biology techniques there are. Enzymes in the lab that actually can just chop out the bad parts. Displace the good parts back together.

  3. Not your average summer camp

    … parents friends other family members. That are going to very similar process. As a teacher it's a real life application of cell biology and genetics which you can't ask for. A better way to teach then a real application that's problem solving at the same …

    cell biology found at 2:22

    very similar process. As a teacher it's a real life application of cell biology and genetics which you can't ask for. A better way to teach then a real -- application that's problem solving at the

  4. Florida Senator Marco Rubio Criticizes President Obama, Makes the Case for Romney

    … case of a young girl here in Florida. the valedictorian of her high school who's been accepted to department to study molecular biology . And has a deportation order and I think most Americans would say that's crazy to deport someone like that so we use …

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    valedictorian of her high school who's been accepted to department to study molecular biology . And -- has a deportation order and I think most Americans would say that's crazy to deport someone like that so we

  5. Marco Rubio makes the case for Mitt Romney

    … case of a young girl here in Florida the valedictorian of her high school who's been accepted to Dartmouth the study molecular biology . And has a deportation order I think most Americans would say that's crazy to deport someone like that so we use the …

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    valedictorian of her high school who's been accepted to Dartmouth the study molecular biology . And -- has a deportation order I think most Americans would say that's crazy to deport someone like that so we use
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Stories and Blogs

  1. Nobel scientist Levi-Montalcini dies in Rome, 103

    Sun, 30 Dec 2012

    … shared the Nobel Prize for medicine in 1986. Levi-Montalcini returned to Italy to become the director of the laboratory of cell biology of the National Council of Scientific Research in Rome in 1969. After retiring in the late 1970s, she continued to work …

  2. Giving breasts a squeeze could hinder cancer growth

    Tue, 18 Dec 2012

    … the molecules and structures that could eventually be targeted for therapies." The research findings were presented at the annual meeting of the American Society for Cell Biology in San Francisco Monday. Click for more from UC Berkeley.

  3. Where's my flying car? Science's promises broken

    Sun, 2 Dec 2012

    … professor at Columbia University who studies the vertebrate olfactory system. "We have learned a tremendous amount about cell biology , growth and differentiation." Of course, not all unintended consequences are good. As a graduate student, plant physiologist …

  4. Your guide to digestive health

    Sat, 1 Dec 2012

    … whence it came. "The brain doesn't like to micromanage," says Dr. Michael D. Gershon, a professor of pathology and cell biology at Columbia University and the author of The Second Brain . "It leaves the details of digestion up to the gut." To make …

  5. Where's My Flying Car? Science's Promises Broken

    Fri, 30 Nov 2012

    … professor at Columbia University who studies the vertebrate olfactory system. "We have learned a tremendous amount about cell biology , growth and differentiation." Of course, not all unintended consequences are good. As a graduate student, plant physiologist …

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