There is another Dion Waiters

[Orangeyes]

6-4 Guard

Doing my searches I came across another Dion Waiters who was the hero in his game last night against Tennessee Tech.

Washington Post

Bio

It's strange that he never turned up before.

 

[sutomcat]

6-4 Guard

Doing my searches I came across another Dion Waiters who was the hero in his game last night against Tennessee Tech.

Washington Post

Bio

It's strange that he never turned up before.

Isn't Jacksonville State where all the pioneering work on the first cloning of humans has been going on?

 

[Orangeyes]

Isn't Jacksonville State where all the pioneering work on the first cloning of humans has been going on?

Yes, off the top of my head I beleive it was Samuel Andrew Polek of Jacksonville State University who wrote, "Cloning of putative endoglucanase and transposase genes from Eubacterium cellulosolvens"

It's pretty much the definitive book on the subject.

Good catch Tom!

 

[clayman32]

6-4 Guard

Doing my searches I came across another Dion Waiters who was the hero in his game last night against Tennessee Tech.

Washington Post

Bio

It's strange that he never turned up before.

It was posted about a week ago http://syracusefan.com/threads/will-the-real-dion-waiters-please-standup.14126/

 

[Orangeyes]

It was posted about a week ago http://syracusefan.com/threads/will-the-real-dion-waiters-please-standup.14126/

Thanks, I had not seen that. Wish I had more time to read the board.

 

[All4SU]

I beleive it was Samuel Andrew Polek of Jacksonville State University who wrote, "Cloning of putative endoglucanase and transposase genes from Eubacterium cellulosolvens"

It's pretty much the definitive book on the subject.

It's on my nightstand right now.