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Out now: Real-time DNA barcoding with MinION! DNA barcoding isn't only for fancy labs - you can now discover global biodiversity in your kitchen while frying an egg (almost)! Reminds us of Dorothy Parker´s "Creativity is a wild mind and a disciplined eye"

Rudolf Meier @rudolf-meier.bsky.soci

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Lara Urbanvor 2 Jahren

Thanks so much for this – @DanielGygax11, check out this Christmas gift! Merry Christmas from Heidelberg, Zurich, and Munich ☃️

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@DanielGygax11 Thanks Lara. All Amrita´s work of course. I am just amplifying the message.

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Reindert Nijlandvor 2 Jahren

What a festive paper announcement! Congrats @asrivath and @RudolfMeier15 on this great application for the @nanopore toys 🧬🧬🧬

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New tools to put taxonomy in a higher ground: not only species discovery, but rapid, cheap and reliable biomonitoring.

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23andMe and Ancestry have a terrifying dark side. With your DNA, they (or anyone who accesses it) can create a targeted bioweapon designed to kill you and only you. And people line up to spit in a cup and give it away for free. Your DNA is now corporate property. Vid: MJTruthUltra

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$New Anthropic research: A global workspace in language models. Of everything happening in your brain right now, only a tiny fraction is consciously accessible—thoughts you can describe, hold in mind, and reason with. We found a strikingly similar divide inside Claude.$

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🥵 It's so hot in Poland that people are frying eggs outdoors In Warsaw, a woman left a frying pan in the sun and, after a while, cooked an egg on it. Poland is in the grip of an extreme heatwave, with temperatures approaching 40°C in some areas. On the bright side, you can save on electricity and cook breakfast right on your balcony.

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One tiny cell of your DNA stores 3 billion letters of code, that’s enough information to fill about a thousand books. DNA is stored so compactly and efficiently that if we unraveled all the DNA in your body it would stretch to Pluto and back. When a cell divides and the DNA is copied, there are almost zero mistakes… only 1 per billion* digits. That’s like copying the entire encyclopedia Britannica hundreds of times without a single mistake. I don’t have enough faith to be an atheist. Do you?

One tiny cell of your DNA stores 3 billion letters of code, that’s enough information to fill about a thousand books. DNA is stored so compactly and efficiently that if we unraveled all the DNA in your body it would stretch to Pluto and back. When a cell divides and the DNA is copied, there are almost zero mistakes… only 1 per billion* digits. That’s like copying the entire encyclopedia Britannica hundreds of times without a single mistake. I don’t have enough faith to be an atheist. Do you?

Darwin to Jesus

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“As a man, just have it at the back of your mind that loyalty isn’t love and a DNA test isn’t an insult. Sometimes verifying is the only way to save yourself. DNA is very important.” — A lady says as she narrates how a man later found out he was not the father of his supposed son after spending €14,000 in a year.

“As a man, just have it at the back of your mind that loyalty isn’t love and a DNA test isn’t an insult. Sometimes verifying is the only way to save yourself. DNA is very important.” — A lady says as she narrates how a man later found out he was not the father of his supposed son after spending €14,000 in a year.

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BREAKING: DNA Contamination verified reports updated to include…….the FDA! DNA contamination reports for PFIZER now reach 8 x Independent Reports GLOBALLY, including the Food and Drug Administration. The Therapeutic Goods Administration is in Big trouble. Below is a list of countries and labs that have confirmed DNA contamination: 🇺🇸 United States: 2 x Labs 🇺🇸 US FDA 🇯🇵 Japan 🇩🇪 Germany: 2 x Labs 🇨🇦 Canada: Pfizer Vials from Australia 🇦🇺 🇫🇷 France IMPORTANT: Independent Labs are refusing to test for DNA contamination. Lawyer for the Australian GMO case against Moderna and Pfizer, Katie Ashby-Koppens, reported that ALL Australian labs refused to test mRNA covid vaccine vials. Labs are shielding Big Pharma and the Government. Stop the shots!

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DODO COMEBACK? SCIENTISTS TURN CHICKENS INTO DINO-EGG MACHINES Colossal just announced a wild breakthrough: scientists grew pigeon germ cells - the kind that make eggs - and stuck them in gene-edited chickens. Yes, chickens that can now lay dodo-DNA-infused pigeon eggs. They’ve got a Nicobar pigeon breeding colony in Texas (because of course they do), and they’ve already edited cells with actual dodo DNA. Source: Forrest Galante

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“DNA isn't a blueprint. Frog DNA doesn’t just make frogs. Human DNA doesn’t just make humans. That’s not how it works.” “You can rearrange living material into entirely new organisms—no genetic modification needed.” “We call them Xenobots, but they’re not machines. They’re living, behaving, programmable matter.” “The calcium patterns in Xenobots are almost identical to brain activity in humans inside an fMRI.” A Giant conversation with Josh Bongard, co-creator of the amazing Xenobots with Michael Levin. Check it out ⬇️

“DNA isn't a blueprint. Frog DNA doesn’t just make frogs. Human DNA doesn’t just make humans. That’s not how it works.” “You can rearrange living material into entirely new organisms—no genetic modification needed.” “We call them Xenobots, but they’re not machines. They’re living, behaving, programmable matter.” “The calcium patterns in Xenobots are almost identical to brain activity in humans inside an fMRI.” A Giant conversation with Josh Bongard, co-creator of the amazing Xenobots with Michael Levin. Check it out ⬇️

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A trail cam not only allows you to keep an eye on your hedgehog house, and its occupant's health. Even now, while your hedgehog hibernates, you'll discover all sorts of secret goings on in that nice tucked away undisturbed corner of your garden. (Footage here taken with a Victure HC100 Mini Wildlife Camera 16MP 1080P, around £42).

A trail cam not only allows you to keep an eye on your hedgehog house, and its occupant's health. Even now, while your hedgehog hibernates, you'll discover all sorts of secret goings on in that nice tucked away undisturbed corner of your garden. (Footage here taken with a Victure HC100 Mini Wildlife Camera 16MP 1080P, around £42).

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The Grunt is finally immortalized in the form of a cozy plush 🧸 Now you can get that “Castle Brennenburg vibe” in your own home. Only available for a limited time, don’t miss out!

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Have you ever seen how DNA is organized? It's astounding. A single strand of your DNA, when stretched out, is ~2 meters, or ~6.5 feet long. If you stretched out all the DNA in your body end to end, it could cross the entire solar system, from the sun to Pluto, 17 times. You could wrap all your DNA around the Earth like a rubber band ball almost 2 million times. The storage capacity of DNA is so high that all the world’s digital data (estimated around 175 zettabytes by 2025) could theoretically be stored in just 178lbs of DNA. Imagine, one single server that could handle the entire world's annual data needs. And yet, all of this fits inside the nucleus of a cell, invisible to the naked eye. How is that even possible? To prevent DNA from becoming an tangled mess, unusable for anything, it is organized and packed very specifically. If not for this organization, DNA would be completely unusable for any of Life's processes. It would clump together, unable to be pulled apart to be read by the many interacting molecular systems. To start, smaller segments of DNA are coiled tightly around a special protein called a Histone, whose sole job is to keep DNA organized. This coiled product is called a Nucleosome, which are then further coiled and packed together into long fibers call Chromatin. Chromatin then is further coiled into larger structures called Chromosomes. This organization is not only incredibly efficient, but it also provides functionality to the DNA itself. Chromosome and Chromatin architecture actually effects how DNA functions and communicates with the different systems in the cell, and the number of chromosomes is important to overall function of the DNA in an organism. Without this specific organization, Life could not exist. What does this mean? This means DNA could not have evolved and functioned without simultaneous organization. And DNA can't be organized without the proteins and systems that hold it all together. On top of that, the fact that how DNA is organized affects its function is a clear sign of foresight and planning - all clear signs of intelligent design. The more we learn about molecular biology, the more obvious it is that this was all Created intelligently.

Have you ever seen how DNA is organized? It's astounding. A single strand of your DNA, when stretched out, is ~2 meters, or ~6.5 feet long. If you stretched out all the DNA in your body end to end, it could cross the entire solar system, from the sun to Pluto, 17 times. You could wrap all your DNA around the Earth like a rubber band ball almost 2 million times. The storage capacity of DNA is so high that all the world’s digital data (estimated around 175 zettabytes by 2025) could theoretically be stored in just 178lbs of DNA. Imagine, one single server that could handle the entire world's annual data needs. And yet, all of this fits inside the nucleus of a cell, invisible to the naked eye. How is that even possible? To prevent DNA from becoming an tangled mess, unusable for anything, it is organized and packed very specifically. If not for this organization, DNA would be completely unusable for any of Life's processes. It would clump together, unable to be pulled apart to be read by the many interacting molecular systems. To start, smaller segments of DNA are coiled tightly around a special protein called a Histone, whose sole job is to keep DNA organized. This coiled product is called a Nucleosome, which are then further coiled and packed together into long fibers call Chromatin. Chromatin then is further coiled into larger structures called Chromosomes. This organization is not only incredibly efficient, but it also provides functionality to the DNA itself. Chromosome and Chromatin architecture actually effects how DNA functions and communicates with the different systems in the cell, and the number of chromosomes is important to overall function of the DNA in an organism. Without this specific organization, Life could not exist. What does this mean? This means DNA could not have evolved and functioned without simultaneous organization. And DNA can't be organized without the proteins and systems that hold it all together. On top of that, the fact that how DNA is organized affects its function is a clear sign of foresight and planning - all clear signs of intelligent design. The more we learn about molecular biology, the more obvious it is that this was all Created intelligently.

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Message from #LAKA ~ Increase In DNA Strands With Downloads "Your New Strands Of DNA Will Offer Answers As New Insights And Direction Are Found. A New Gift Will Be Accelerated Awakening With The Understanding Of Who You Really Are." "Many Of You Will Advance With Inner Sight, Multidimensional Perception And Viewing Crafts. Downloads Can Be Subtle Or Powerful. They Can Be Received While Asleep, During Meditation Or Simply Throughout An Ordinary Day."

Message from #LAKA ~ Increase In DNA Strands With Downloads "Your New Strands Of DNA Will Offer Answers As New Insights And Direction Are Found. A New Gift Will Be Accelerated Awakening With The Understanding Of Who You Really Are." "Many Of You Will Advance With Inner Sight, Multidimensional Perception And Viewing Crafts. Downloads Can Be Subtle Or Powerful. They Can Be Received While Asleep, During Meditation Or Simply Throughout An Ordinary Day."

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