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>"While I am usually sceptical of anything that has even a whiff of human exceptionalism, this is a fascinating result...the primary outstanding question that I
by nonbel 8y ago
>"While I am usually sceptical of anything that has even a whiff of human exceptionalism, this is a fascinating result...the primary outstanding question that I have is whether we have actually sampled the population in L1 sufficiently in other species."
What do you mean by "sufficiently"? Did they check in any animals? Did they provide a list of criteria that, if met, allow definite identification of these cells in an animal? Can you quote these parts of the paper?
- hyperion2010 8y agoThis paper did not check. This was a purely human study. I'm talking about known results in the field.