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21. I used to volunteer my home computer to fold DNA for a group that

Thu Jun 9, 2016, 11:45 PM

Jun 2016

was studying it.

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Second layer of information in DNA confirmed [View all] progressoid Jun 2016 OP

K & R ...... nt Wounded Bear Jun 2016 #1

I do not think it is either. momto3 Jun 2016 #6

Origenetics Fumesucker Jun 2016 #8

I like yours better. momto3 Jun 2016 #9

Matryonetics. cstanleytech Jun 2016 #19

I think it is epigenetics. ArchTeryx Jun 2016 #10

I guess it may come down to semantics. momto3 Jun 2016 #18

You're absolutely right! ArchTeryx Jun 2016 #20

It's genetics. This is about different codons that code for the same amino acid muriel_volestrangler Jun 2016 #27

Wow, DNA origami! nt valerief Jun 2016 #4

Yeah! Nitram Jun 2016 #13

When do you get to lay down on a table for DNA repair? gordianot Jun 2016 #7

Wow, this is groundbreaking if it is confirmed. Nitram Jun 2016 #11

When you read articles like this I am amazed that - packman Jun 2016 #14

As usual.... AlbertCat Jun 2016 #15

Fascinating! Thanks for posting.....NT vkkv Jun 2016 #16

Well worth reading, AuntPatsy Jun 2016 #17

I used to volunteer my home computer to fold DNA for a group that applegrove Jun 2016 #21

I did the same thing with a PS3 a few years back. Moostache Jun 2016 #23

We did it!!! applegrove Jun 2016 #25

yes me too. drray23 Jun 2016 #26

fascinating! recommended! Bill USA Jun 2016 #28