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Much of the local research in experimental biology, in spite of its seemingly “scientific” and evidentiary attributes, fails a simple test of mathematical rigor. This means we need to be careful of what conclusions we can and cannot make about what we see, no matter how locally robust it seems. It is impossible, because of the curse of dimensionali
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label: the use of synthetic pesticides and herbicides on produce can dramatically handicap the plants’ creation of their own defense mechanisms—the very polyphenols we want.
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Yet active microbes and viruses are also a sign that 2D is reformulating.
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Meselson and Stahl fed E. coli ammonia laced with heavy nitrogen in which each atom carried a fifteenth neutron. After the bacteria had reproduced for many generations, they extracted some DNA and spun it in a centrifuge. By measuring how far the DNA moved as it was spun, they could calculate its weight. They could see that the DNA from E. coli rai
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Complex chemical structure is rendered into a sequence of its four defining bases—A, T, C, and G.
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Gary leaned back in his chair as Serrin leaned forward in his.