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Acrylamide is a chemical that is used to make polyacrylamide materials, and found in foods such as French fries, breakfast cereals, potato chips, toast, and Postum.

World health agencies - Health Canada, the European Commission, the U.S. Federal Drug Agency, and others - lists acylamide as a toxic substance.

Cancer causing acrylamides are a source of concern for many people, especially during the barbeque season. Learn how to reduce acrylamides and increase peace of mind.

The modern Western diet has many pitfalls to health. Four of the worst for your weight, energy levels, and mood are sugar, French fries, soft drinks, and diet foods.

Electrophoresis is an outstanding applied and basic research method with several useful variations. Electrophoresis is used for many important studies in the sciences.

Once believed as "novelty", "poisonous", and a "dieter's adversary", it has become a staple and the leading vegetable crop worldwide.

SDS-PAGE is a refined modern research tool, invaluable for forensics, medicine, biology. PAGE and PCR have dramatically advanced scientific inquiries of DNA and proteins.