Low input, high throughput, no output biology

 Working on Generating Supporting Data for a Favored Scientific Model 

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Collapse of the Main Hypothesis 

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Execution of a Lab Member for Generating Data That Does Not Support the Main Hypothesis 

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Genome Assembly Finalization Prior Submission to the NCBI GenBank

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Visualization of Protein Interaction Networks 

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Low input, high throughput, no output biology 



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