Use ODs, don't publish ODs

[Morris F. Manolson]

>   Or for the more mechanical grad students:
> 
>   "The OD is wrong, but I'm going to do the experiemnt anyway."
> 
>DanZ

I am afraid I am being missunderstood.  ODs are an accurate and fast
method for performing an experiment.  I am in no way suggesting
the contrary.  I am only against publishing ODs in the "Materials and
Methods" of papers to allow reproducibilty of your experiments
by OTHER labs.  Morrie


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