The Foundation for Blood Research finds more effective ways to identify, manage, and prevent human disease through clinical and laboratory investigation, epidemiology, outreach science education, computer-based analysis, public health program design, population screening, and clinical testing.

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Director of Scientific Research

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Are you a Seventh or Eighth Grader? - Win an Ipod!

The Maine Association of School Libraries (MASL), Maine Learning Technology Initiative (MLTI)ScienceWorks for ME (FBR)EcoScienceWorks, and SimBiotic are sponsoring a contest to test your skills. It is called The Beat a Bunny Contest -- it's about Brains not Brawn!

The contest derives from the Program a Bunny code block programming game that is that is available on school laptops. All Maine seventh and eigth graders are eligible to participate. Prizes include:

Interested students: register through your school librarian! Get all the information you need at http://www.beatabunnycontest.com.

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Serum Free Light Chain Factsheet

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FBR InfoBits:
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FBR Resource Guide

FBR Resource Guide:
Guidebook to services and testing offered by Foundation for Blood Research.