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I take the title as telling me there are a lot of lab biology going on in the world (and that many of them are women).
by SiempreViernes 8y ago
I take the title as telling me there are a lot of lab biology going on in the world (and that many of them are women).
- Retric 8y agoI think your correct. 3 billion base pairs so with ~3 mutations per person it's 1/billion per child per location. But, lots of children (~2 per researcher and many researchers), lots of valid locations as researchers study many specific locations etc. IMO, odds of something like this happening is fairly high. PS: I don't think gender means anything here as the same story would get out if it was a male researcher.
- arkades 8y agoIt’s also not a random draw. Genes that have a significant impact on human development are the ones that cause disease - and by extension, draw the attention of researchers.