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Direct to Consumer Genetic Testing V. Physician Ordered – Which Will Dominate?
(phosphorus.com)
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Osama's DNA: Testing and It's Limitations
(chromosomechronicles.com)
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15y ago
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Ion Torrent: The Dark Side of DNA Sequencing
(chromosomechronicles.com)
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16y ago
One comment...Wall Street doesn't have a choke-hold on technical talent. For instance, most (I'm confident to say above 90%) people recruited by banking programs cannot write a single line of code. Excel macros don't count.
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Mobile Blogging: Is it Really Worth It?
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17y ago
I would say that depends on whether or not you expect any income to start and also if you are assuming any liability with your side project. Registering as a company will help shield you from this (at least in the U.S.).
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Divorcers and Polygamists: Evolutionary Superstars
(chromosomechronicles.com)
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17y ago
Mistaken paternity would be readily apparent from a 23andMe test. There is a section where they compare family DNA, and a child is expected to share 50% of their chromosomal segments with their father. Of course, both child and parent would
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17y ago
I suppose mistaken ancestry is a very "American" fear (if one at all), although I can think of other countries (like Japan) where any "surprises" in ancestry might not be so hot. Accidental inbreeding would be horrible.
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The 5 Worst Things to Learn from a DNA Test
(chromosomechronicles.com)
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Scent Memory Traveling
(alx.bz)
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Modeling Evolution in vitro and in silico
(chromosomechronicles.com)
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17y ago
Very good point, I wasn't saying it totally defeats all objections to gay marriage, just the specific reproductive argument against it. But I agree, politics does tend to detract from science.
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17y ago
Women could actually outgrow their "need" for men in reproducing. Its kind of scary.
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Sexual Reproduction for Same-Sex Couples?
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17y ago
This is great. Reminds me of the recent article in nature questioning whether or not scientists need a PhD: http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v464/n7285/full/464007a...
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Genetic Engineering: Reanimate the Dead and Bring Fantasy to Life
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Build a Complete Company Profile in Under a Week
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Old Concept, New Program: Rip MP3's from YouTube
(alx.bz)
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Genetic Identity Theft: Will You Need to Protect Your Genome?
(chromosomechronicles.com)
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