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The Science Advisory Board (http://www.scienceboard.net) is launching a study designed to benchmark research on pathogens and toxins conducted by scientists working in Latin America. The study aims to understand the policies and protocols utilized to protect individuals, colleagues, and the public from potential life-threatening hazards. If you are a researcher working in Latin America with infectious viruses or bacteria and/or toxins and are interested in contributing to this important study please email Catherine Seguin, membership coordinator of The Science Advisory Board, at c.seguin@scienceboard.net

It is difficult to imagine life in the lab today without the benefit of restriction enzymes. Because they are so ubiquitous, these tools have become indispensable to many scientists even at the same time that they are often taken for granted. To better understand why researchers prefer certain brands and what factors influence their decision, The Science Advisory Board invited over 700 members to participate in a study of restriction enzyme usage. To view a summary of the study results please visit us at http://www.scienceboard.net/studies/studies.124.html'>http://www.scienceboard.net/studies/studies.124.html Catherine Seguin Membership Coordinator C.Seguin@scienceboard.net The Science Advisory Board http://www.scienceboard.net