We donât eat a lot of bacon, but when we do I try to use turkey bacon. Lean, lean, lean turkey bacon. But the problem with the âlean-nessâ is that it doesnât release much fat to cook itself, like pork bacon does. Iâve tried cooking turkey bacon in the microwave on paper towels.
But from another perspective library preparation is anything but straightforward. Starting from total RNA, say you are interested in microRNA (which is a somewhat outdated term now, âsmall RNAâ or ânon-coding RNAâ are better descriptive terms). How does that get converted to cDNA with synthetic adapters?
A flexible schedule also encourages individual students to visit the library media center at the times they actually need it, whether for research or for independent reading materials. There are many studies and resources that speak to the learning benefits of a flexible schedule. Several are listed below, but the most persuasive to me is the American Association of School Librarians (AASL) âPosition Statement on Flexible Scheduling.â