Re: [DIYbio] How to get started with biotech?

Hey Ethan,
This is geared more towards community labs than individual labs, but the
equipment list in particular and the ethical considerations are
applicable to any lab:

http://openlab-blueprint.org

Credit Genspace.org for that one, I think it's a fantastic resource. :)

On 25/01/15 21:09, Ethan Smith wrote:
> Hey, I'm in high school and I've recently grown interested in biotech. I want to go into this field as a career and I really want to start doing things now. I would like to build my own lab in my bedroom or garage and start doing experiments, but I have very little knowledge in this topic and I have no clue where to start!
>
> I have zero experience and zero equipment can someone give me some specific things I can do to get started and begin doing experiments please? What would be some good first-time experiments?
>

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