How can something low makes you feel so high?! Our first test run with low-copy gene sequences gave excellent (better than expected!) results. A well resolved topology with great support! Can't wait to show some results. We are now working on a paper that focuses on alpine taxa and we will show the first Campanuloideae tree generated with low-copy nuclear genes.
Nico Cellinese, Ph.D., Associate Curator, Florida Museum of Natural History & Joint Associate Professor, Department of Biology.
Monday, February 7, 2011
Oxford Journals, please take my money!!
How hard can it be to renew a Journal subscription? Well, looks like Oxford Journal is gifting me with a pain in the rear. I have tried to give them my money since end of 2010. The renewal site turns down all my credit cards. Obviously, I had to call in. I spoke to a lady, gave her my membership number and credit card details and hung up happy. She also confirmed that their on-line system is not performing very well. Guess what? That didn't work either. More than a month later I receive a notice of renewal by mail. I tried to call the North Carolina office multiple times with no luck, so I am now filling a form by hand. I have spent enough time on this! Please, take my money!!
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