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Comment #42287290
Having had a look at it, it seems like this involves a molecule (Q2361) closely related to tacrolimus that is capable of binding to FKBP12 where tacrolimus would normally bind but …
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Comment #41804544
To be fair I've always used scissors with the blade pointing towards me because it always felt more natural despite being told off for using it the wrong way.
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Comment #41363170
If you're going to pick a font to avoid this issue you might as well as define your own custom sparkline font with fancy ligatures.
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Comment #40898917
Interesting read. From what I can tell, it seems to provide gain control for the innate immune system? [0] https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11033-024-09305-y
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Comment #40315312
Nope, they generally cause ADHD by chelating zinc and the resulting zinc deficiency drives the ADHD phenotype. I should also note that zinc deficiency can cause insulin resistance,…
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Comment #39701682
Huh, interesting. I've been using a clamped version of 1.5vw + 1vh for landscape and 1vw + 1vh for portrait, and then scaling everything else by rem for consistency. Might give thi…
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Comment #39699633
Oh god that looks cursed. Have you thought of just representing the characters using Zhuyin?
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Comment #37125226
I should point out that ECG machines that use heuristics to provide on the spot diagnoses already exist, are widespread and are way easier to implement. [0] https://www.nejm.org/do…
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Comment #37123652
Let me guess, they just rediscovered that Q waves in V1-V3 are predictive of LVSD?
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Comment #36976811
The one interesting thing I should note is that synthesis of the copper phosphide intermediate tends to result in a copper deficient product, so I wonder if the presence of lattice…
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Comment #34348424
https://neontomo.com/play/guess-the-animal/img/dog/15.jpg ha. Also, the game becomes really easy when you inspect element.
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Comment #32258220
Because most people define sentience as 'a black box that reacts meaningfully to inputs in a sufficiently unpredictable and inexplicable manner', and for most people (especially re…
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Comment #28464422
These high magnetic fields are generated using flux compression[0], in which the incompressibility of magnetic field lines means that compressing the coils generating the magnetic …
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Comment #27861763
It's no big surprise given that the fovea, which is responsible for detailed vision, contains no blue cones. [0] http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/vision/rodcone.ht...
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Comment #27646383
To be fair, I've always had overheating issues with the microSD cards I've used to the point where I've stopped bothering with them.
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Comment #27538419
It's because the ISS was started during a rare period of cooperation just after the fall of communism but before the rise of Putin. By the time Russia started regressing into autho…
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Comment #27475288
Check out the Thought Emporium [0] on YouTube, they've got a number of biology experiments that you might find interesting. My personal favorite is the one where they make a meat b…
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Comment #21325825
Let's not forget: - non invasive medical imaging, particularly in terms of new approaches to generating or interpreting CT/MRI/ultrasound scans - more ergonomic surgical robots tha…
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Comment #20348757
I'd personally back such a definition of consciousness, and reframe the question more as one of what level of consciousness (eg complexity of processing, breadth of collected input…
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Comment #20002317
No chevrons? I am disappointed.
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Comment #19887349
>since when do we air quote measurements? Ever since the process name stopped being indicative of the minimum metal pitch, or any aspect of the process itself.
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Comment #19853533
The main difference between the brain and a CPU is that the brain runs at a much lower, variable clock speed (10-100Hz) to reduce switching costs and makes up for this with extensi…