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Comment #39205677
The Nanopore Minion is still a thing, but it's sequencing and has higher error rates than competing short-read methods like Illumina's sequence by synthesis. https://nanoporetech.c…
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Comment #35649051
I wasn't aware of the variability in thymic involution. I guess most studies focus on averages. If you have links to more information about these outliers I'd be very interested in…
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Comment #35648476
Those are interesting cases. A similar but more ubiquitous strangeness is somatic mosaicism, specifically in the brain where it seems that "no two neurons are genetically alike." I…
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Comment #35648330
Age is probably the biggest influence on a "healthy" immune system. I haven't kept up with recent research, but if memory serves the immune repertoire (diversity of T and B cell re…
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Comment #35648200
I'm surprised as well. I thought the problem with cancer is that the immune system doesn't react/detect it and therefore might not provide a discernible signal.
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Comment #35648178
Microsoft Research was a partner in the joint collaboration. Pretty sure this was the research that culminated in the T-Detect Lyme product that Adaptive Biotech launched last year…
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Comment #29307053
It’s what you think it is, and it happens to more than just mice. I toured a bioengineering lab where they were actively severing the spines of chimpanzees to perform fiber rerouti…
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Comment #22387425
That's an interesting point and I completely agree, but wouldn't America's already real lack of "supply" buffer this a bit? I have to wait several weeks to get into my personal fam…
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Comment #17928183
I was surprised by a probiotic addition the other day as well. It was added to a vegan protein powder I bought off the shelf.
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Comment #17928144
Are you insinuating that I didn't read the comment? I take such offense to this.
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Comment #17928042
How else do we dissuade people who don't read an article from jumping to ignorant conclusions and filling the message board with tripe?
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Comment #17868056
The article didn't focus solely on quins. An example of a different class: "Researchers have shown, for example, that aminoglycoside antibiotics can cause deafness by damaging mito…
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Comment #17867961
Directly from the article. "Until recently, investigations into the side effects of antibiotics have focused on how the drugs disrupt the human microbiome, says James Collins, a me…
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