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Kara O’Neal, PhD

Dr. Kara O’Neal holds BSc degrees in biology, biochemistry and psychology from Southern Arkansas University and a PhD in interdisciplinary biomedical sciences with an emphasis in microbiology and immunology from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. Her doctoral research focused on the host immune response during malaria. Currently, she’s a science writer for a contract research organization by day and an online adjunct instructor of biology at a PUI and freelance science writer by night. Microbiology and immunology are some of her favorite science topics. She also has a special interest in science communication and believes science should be available and accessible to everyone.


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Tips for Improving Your qPCR

Download this guide to learn how you can improve your qPCR reagents, sample/template and quality control.
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Mapping the Body’s Defense System: The Immune Cell Atlas

This article will provide an introduction to the Immune Cell Atlas, highlight some of the research contributing to the project and explore the wider implications of the work.
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How Vaccine Inequity Leads to SARS-CoV-2 VOCs With Kara O'Neal

For this week's Teach Me in 10 video, we're joined by Kara O'Neal, who discusses how vaccine inequity leads to viral evolution
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