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by photoJ 10y ago
"That's given the techniques used so far." By definition, looking at history does precisely that. I am familiar with Lewis group and and wish more people were also. Thanks for the links, as its nice to see the background for
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by photoJ 10y ago
DNA absolutely hangs on to useless genotypes for some period of time. Horizontal gene transfer allows for redundant genes to exist. They have increased mutation which MIGHT lead to some productive change, but for an extended period of time
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by photoJ 10y ago
And faster identification of AMR strains in order to choose first line AB's appropriately.
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by photoJ 10y ago
Researchers are not totally clear on this. One particularly dangers spread is counterfeit medications that don't reach the MIC required to kill the Bacteria, and instead create in people exactly the same situation that biologist use t
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by photoJ 10y ago
What's curious about this view, is that it ignores how researchers create AMR bugs in the lab. Namely low doses of Antibiotics to allow time for the bacteria to mutate and develop resistance. If you're interested you can look up
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by photoJ 10y ago
Not may researchers agree with this view. Note the decrease in discovery of new antibiotic over time. Cite: http://smellslikescience.com/a-need-for-new-antibiotics/ Also if you need more info, more people are estimat
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by photoJ 10y ago
This. FDA estimated 80% of antibiotics are used for livestock. Cite: https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/112/hr965/text
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by photoJ 11y ago
I'd love to know how people try and mitigate thier LD. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11224017
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by photoJ 11y ago
I know. That's the point, someone has "pip(ed) it out of a tube" under pressure. Hence making mashed potato no long mashed potato after coming out of a tube. QED.
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by photoJ 11y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSVrFphqmqk
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by photoJ 11y ago
And ridiculously delicious!
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by photoJ 11y ago
Thank you for this. The Soylet emperor wears no clothes.
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by photoJ 11y ago
Never had potato foam then I assume? ie: http://theforkchicago.typepad.com/blog/2012/02/in-the-time-i...
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by photoJ 11y ago
From Journal of Immunology with impact factor 4.92 Note the following quotes are take from an article that's "aim is to sound a word of caution" about the use of mice as a substitute for human studies. Even they note how wel
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by photoJ 11y ago
At the very bottom I've listed other resources, but they've been down voted... :(
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by photoJ 11y ago
From Neuropharmacology, which has an impact factor of 5.1. "Furthermore, a causal relationship between Mg2+ and anxiety is suggested in mice with low plasma Mg2+ levels which display increased anxiety- and/or depression-related be
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by photoJ 11y ago
To make the point more clear: The NIH lists symptoms of depression as including appetite changes and fatigue not unlike loss of appetite, fatigue and weakness above. Of course, all the normal caveats apply. Link: http://www.nimh.
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by photoJ 11y ago
NIH points out that "Early signs of magnesium deficiency include loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, fatigue, and weakness." And "An analysis of data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) of 2005–
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by photoJ 11y ago
Not at all clear to me why this is getting down voted..
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by photoJ 11y ago
Not sure if your response is rhetorical or not. 1. I cannot. 2. I noted that in the first line that this was anecdotal. The implication being that other the comments should be considered just as highly and I offer nothing beyond what is co
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by photoJ 11y ago
Anecdotal Experience follows: The combination of coffee and exercise was leaving me truly exhausted. I was drinking water but still had signs of dehydration(foggy, listless etc). Started using rehydration packets EMERGEN-C ELECTRO MIX and
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by photoJ 11y ago
Sadly, Leo P. Kadanoff, quoted in the article just passed away.
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by photoJ 11y ago
I hear ya. I knew that assertion was going to draw some criticism as its a judgement call about where we draw the line. Who's a novice and what's obvious? However I can't get away from my nagging impression that statistica
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by photoJ 11y ago
I think there might be. When ML fails the only individual capable of noticing is someone who understands the math. When code breaks often the "lay" user notices. The result is obvious to a novice. When ML fails it looks like a
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by photoJ 11y ago
How did mounting canon lenses on the front work for your needs? I would be very keen on that if its practical.
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by photoJ 12y ago
Fair enough....
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by photoJ 12y ago
I am not sure how I would feel if my resume was posted here. I've already found someone I was able to quickly identify by looking at the resumes. I would have expected more discretion on the recruiters part.
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by photoJ 12y ago
Intrigued, Care to share more? A link?
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by photoJ 12y ago
What tools besides: Sketch and Parse are helpful in hackathons/hyper rapid deployment?
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by photoJ 13y ago
Or you could click the link in the top paragraph, that sorts them into categories. "Click here if you prefer a categorized directory of mathematics books."

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