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Cell line development, also known as Gene Editing, is the process of using a well-known protein-editing machine (Protein-Tissue Microarray), in order to add, remove or replace specific genes in living organisms (and sometimes in some non-living ones). Cell line creation involves the generation of a living clone of an organism from an embryo, or a cell line.

Here is a selection of fun tips and tricks you can use with your keyboard. You might want to visit Erik's Diigo library at www.diigo.com/user/emfyates and search his library for "ascii" to find other pages that might be interesting.

Here is a selection of fun tips and tricks you can use with your keyboard. You might want to visit Erik's Diigo library at www.diigo.com/user/emfyates and search his library for "ascii" to find other pages that might be interesting.

Here is a presentation from Sue Sullivan at the NJ DOE regarding the latest revision of the technology standards which should be adopted in October 2014. She presented it at Montclair State University on Friday, September 19, 2014.