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by dillydogg 1y ago
EDIT: Sorry, this came across rude, I feel poorly about the tone. I think I'll leave it up as is for posterity's sake but I agree there is a lot we don't know about these conditions. They have been sequenced pretty thoroughly
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by dillydogg 1y ago
>Couldn’t it be pathogens that are kept in check by inflammation, which then also cause cancer to develop? In reference to this question. These conditions with prolonged inflammation lead to cancer in the absence of a primary pathogen. &
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by dillydogg 1y ago
Probably not, given the multiple conditions that are "sterile" inflammation that lead to neoplasms. Consider the example of asbestos; the particles lodge in the lungs which lead to a robust immune response that attempts to clear i
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by dillydogg 1y ago
Spoiler, I haven't read the article, but my understanding is cardiolipin targeting antibiotics have failed in the past because our mitochondria are enriched for it. (Which makes sense here because the mitochondria are derived from anci
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by dillydogg 1y ago
The forward thinking market leaders we deserve
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by dillydogg 1y ago
There are deoxyribozymes though are far less common than ribozymes. DNA aptamers may also meet your definition of reactions involving DNA but not acting upon DNA.
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by dillydogg 1y ago
I think paying for water is a great opportunity. Maybe even the precious Biscoff. Especially for those cross country flights.
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by dillydogg 1y ago
I personally don't care for the challenge system because if the ABS is the ground truth, why aren't we using that for every single pitch? Why put the burden on the batter to say "tell me the correct call" when you could
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by dillydogg 1y ago
I read it as in alignment with the previous definition of luck; meaning that a number of previous conscious decisions have created a world where they could come to this understanding of luck
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by dillydogg 1y ago
It surely does. This website is a good way to visualize the common ancestor of the bottlenosed dolphin and zebrafish. It's the same common ancestor as a human and a zebrafish, or a bird and a zebrafish. It's an ancient ancestor!
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by dillydogg 1y ago
But what about our precious friends the coelacanths? Edit: foolish me coelacanths are not tetrapods But a better question may have been regarding the lungfishes
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by dillydogg 1y ago
Given the current state of the NIH, I'm not sure if we are "getting on this" with any diseases right now. I've seen quite a number of my colleagues end up retiring or stopping their research programs all together at a un
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by dillydogg 1y ago
Very similar to the old "only Congress can change the law where they agreed to create the department of education and it is unconstitutional to get rid of it without Congress, but we don't care if you fire every employee" gag
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by dillydogg 1y ago
Very interesting, thank you. I'm not in business so I don't have a good understanding of these expectations.
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by dillydogg 1y ago
It's crazy to me that these companies are essentially holding up the stock market, but are hemorrhaging money on buying GPUs. The magnificent 7 have spent $560 billion of capital expenditures between 2024 and 2025 leading to $35 billi
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by dillydogg 1y ago
This is very helpful, thank you for the resource
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by dillydogg 1y ago
Whenever I read comments from the people singing their praises of the technology, it's hard not to think of the study that found AI tools made developers slower in early 2025. >When developers are allowed to use AI tools, they take
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by dillydogg 1y ago
Good luck ever doing a clinical trial with this approach. Think about cancer treatment. If we have an intervention we know is better than the natural course of the cancer, then we ought to compare the experimental treatment with the default
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by dillydogg 1y ago
Also, it's hard to comprehend how much the virus changes within one infected person. It's a common talking point in HIV seminars: the diversity of HIV strains in one infected individual exceeds that of flu worldwide in any given y
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by dillydogg 1y ago
The discovery of the jotter style refill led me down a path of trying many different inks for my Rotring 600. I ended up liking the OHTO ceramic rollerball quite well, partly for the ink, and also for the appearance of the nib, which I thin
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by dillydogg 1y ago
I'm no dietitian, but for the "cheap, broadly available protien" I think beans and lentils fit the bill. I do not know if they are sustainable, which you mention as a requirement in your post, but surely plant based is more s
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by dillydogg 1y ago
It was surprising to me when I saw the cells under the scope when I expected appendicitis! The karyotype was just for fun, but the XY testing was quite unexpected.
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by dillydogg 1y ago
To help support the "retrograde menses is incomplete" discussion; I was involved in a case where a woman had a bone marrow transplant for her CML. She later developed "appendicitis" when but when the tissue sample came t
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by dillydogg 1y ago
The superior stool based test would be the FIT-DNA test, which compares favorably to a colonoscopy in sensitivity. These are covered by insurance in the US. www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa1311194
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by dillydogg 1y ago
Not sure, but my guess would be the -arr suite self hosted media server software. https://wiki.servarr.com/
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by dillydogg 1y ago
Because they are overworked? Most of the physicians I talk to want more physicians. My understanding is that the limit on residencies is a huge bottleneck, which receive most of their funding through CMS.
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by dillydogg 1y ago
I think this isn't at the behest of a union, but a lack of funding by the government for residency training
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by dillydogg 1y ago
I find it hard to imagine ever assuming so much about people I've never met. This read as incredibly judgemental to me.
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by dillydogg 1y ago
I know, it's not as if I just let the cops walk through my house whenever they want. I just don't understand the "I've got nothing to hide" defense.
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by dillydogg 1y ago
I don't know what kind of resistance study you would order if you don't have an isolate growing. I don't know how you could have a culture growing but not know the causative organism is a Leptospira spp. .

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