Selection and application of ssDNA aptamers to detect active TB from sputum samples - A paper presentation

This is the last one, I promise! :) This is one of the worse kind of of papers that I've read. It doesn't have anything conclusive (the results, I mean), plenty of speculations, lots of 'nonsense' trying to muddle your mind while you're reading.....

But anyway, my supervisor wanted that paper presented and what he wants... he gets. (like a spoiled brat lol...... OWW! That slap to my face hurts! Where did it come from?!!) 

Actually, I haven't presented this yet... it's so bad that I'm not proud of being able to present it lol....

Anyway, there are some gist in it that you might find interesting... like how NOT to write your future papers.. :P

Selection and application of ssDNA aptamers to detect active TB from sputum samples from Saw Yi

Bonus! I might even put up the intro of my project here AFTER I've completed my thesis :P Better be safe than sorry right? Hehehe

P/S: If you want my slides, just ask... seriously, don't just go and try to rip off my powerpoint slides lol.

From Ugly Duckling to a Swan: Unexpected Identification of an Anti-Annexin A2 Aptamer - A paper presentation

And one more :) Enjoy!

One of the best written paper that I've read in ages. Very orderly and easily understandable. Doesn't really seem to hide anything away from the reader or try to muddle some things up. An absolutely excellent piece!

From Ugly Duckling to Swan: Unexpected Identification from Cell-SELEX from Saw Yi

P/S: If you want my slides, just ask... seriously, don't just go and try to rip off my powerpoint slides lol.

Aptamer-Mediated siRNA Delivery - a paper presentation

So, I've rediscovered Slideshare and have decided to share this paper presentation of mine :) Plus, it's something like a sneak peek into what my postgrad is all about... generally :)

Aptamer Mediated siRNA Delivery from Saw Yi

And uh, for the video part, I just showed the audience the video on siRNA action within the cell produced by Nature. You can probably find it on YouTube (I think that's where I've gotten it.)

If you want the paper to read (it's NOT my paper though, I'm just presenting it) and that it's not free for your institute, feel free to contact me (by commenting below) and we'll work something out :)


P/S: If you want my slides, just ask... seriously, don't just go and try to rip off my powerpoint slides lol.