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by flobosg 5y ago
“Xeno” comes from Xenopus laevis , or African clawed frog, the model organism supplying the cells.
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by flobosg 5y ago
There’s a small typo on the title: it’s “Daedric”.
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by flobosg 5y ago
I guess you’re right. “Chutero yo soy” seems to be kind of a chutero anthem, but digging a bit deeper in some of the YouTube channels I found a few more songs: El chutero: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSfzIS1J6Xs El chut
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by flobosg 5y ago
You might have better luck searching for “cumbia chutero”. > I imagine it as some Miami Bass hybrid with Pan Flute leads and rapped blues lyrics. It’s mostly cumbia with chutero-related lyrics, similar to Mexican narcocorridos.
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by flobosg 5y ago
Related: “Who Wrote The ‘Death Note’ Script?” – https://www.gwern.net/Death-Note-script
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by flobosg 5y ago
You’re right, antibodies are able to recognize shape. Several early steps of the immune response, however, are independent of conformation. For example, in order to be presented, protein antigens are usually processed and chopped into small
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by flobosg 5y ago
> Does our immune system not have any way to fight prions? The normal and misfolded versions of a prion have the same protein sequence. This lack of differentiation allows the pathogenic form of prions to remain undetected by the immune
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by flobosg 5y ago
> Remember, the protein-folding software works by analogy to known structures, which for the bulk of proteins can take you quite far (with ingenious software and lots of processing power). But they will not create new protein folds ex n
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by flobosg 5y ago
Here’s an alternative link: https://neil.computer/notes/berkeley-mono-february-update/#b...
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by flobosg 5y ago
What a great marketing page. I loved the animation! I’m also a big fan of the design of the author’s website: https://neil.computer/
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by flobosg 5y ago
The Pocket CHIP could run Pico-8 games.
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by flobosg 5y ago
Here’s a list with operational split-flap displays around the world: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Split-flap_display#Operational...
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by flobosg 5y ago
Bacteria are always prokaryotes since they lack nucleus and membrane-bound organelles. Algae (both single-celled and multicellular ones) are more complex and thus eukaryotic. That being said, photosynthetic bacteria (cyanobacteria) do exist
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by flobosg 5y ago
That’s an eukaryotic alga, not a bacterium.
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by flobosg 5y ago
Exactly, and that could change the interpretation of their findings completely. I haven’t checked their credentials, but I would be surprised if any of the authors has a background in bioinformatics or computational biology. BLAST is used o
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by flobosg 5y ago
> We did not find the 19-nucleotide sequence CTCCTCGGCGGGCACGTAG in any eukaryotic or viral genomes except SARS-CoV-2 with 100% coverage and identity in the BLAST database (Supplementary Tables 1–3). Huh? I just run BLAST (blastn, specif
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by flobosg 5y ago
> I know you stated somewhere else that this is not your domain You are confusing me with someone else.
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by flobosg 5y ago
There have been some controversies though: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frontiers_Media#Controversies
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by flobosg 5y ago
Presumably the intention of the GP was to mention it so that the year gets added on the submission’s title, as is usually the case with older articles.
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by flobosg 5y ago
The “Wandering” scenario from the Super Famicom RPG Live A Live[1] has a similar premise. You have a fixed amount of time before the final boss shows up, and you must find out ways to get and set traps that will affect that battle. [1]: Whi
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by flobosg 5y ago
They’re printouts .
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by flobosg 5y ago
Mouser appears at 3-3 as well.
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by flobosg 5y ago
The whitespace only ligatures look like an interesting idea and a good alternative to full ones.
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by flobosg 5y ago
Something like a newer version of the Samsung Alias 2 would be pretty cool: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samsung_U750_Alias_2
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by flobosg 5y ago
If it is a website I frequent I usually add a custom CSS stylesheet that limits the linewidth to a reasonable length.
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by flobosg 5y ago
Reminds me of the Lisperati1000: https://www.lisperaticomputers.com/
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by flobosg 5y ago
Sounds like a case of nominative determinism! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nominative_determinism
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by flobosg 5y ago
That’s right, but BLAT uses a similar algorithm. I have edited my post accordingly.
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by flobosg 5y ago
Assuming you meant BLAST, that tool predates large genome sequencing efforts by a few years. EDIT: I had completely forgotten about BLAT which was in fact developed by Jim Kent!
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by flobosg 5y ago
The Catcher in the Rye has been linked to the murder of several people, including John Lennon and John F. Kennedy.

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