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/sci/ whats was the name of that simulator with different lines such as red yellow green blue grey which represented different traits and you would watch the magic happen

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>favorite math...websites
Google. Doing quantum homework, some units in reciprocal cm, some units in m, some units in J, N, W, nm, angstroms.

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Google calculator has my back. More quantum, less boring unit shit.

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>telomerase overexpression results in a hgher incidence of cancer, and the proposed method of immortality ITT is "TELOMERASE OVEREPXRESSION NONSTOP 24/7"
One of the things my lab is looking into is the generation of mice that have normally functioning telomerase except in the presence of a certain secret factor, then (by a secret proprietary (not really) process) increase telomerase activity until the factor is removed, because yes, overexpression all day erry day does lead to an increased risk of cancer. See knudson hypothesis.
We're following up on Ron DePinho's paper, "Telomerase reactivation reverses tissue degeneration in aged telomerase-deficient mice" to see what kind of nifty phenotypes we can generate in mice that don't have conditional telomerase silencing, but instead have conditional overexpression.

Pretty srs.
So yeah, you're kinda right, it does sorta cause cancer, but it's not HURP DURP OVEREXPRESSION DIRECTLY IMPLIES CANCER IMMORTAL CANCER-RIDDLED PPL LOL as your first post seemed to imply.
>using telomerase to prevent telomeres from shortening is also called WHAT CAUSES CANCER

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>Abolish no child left behind.
>No more teaching just with the aim of getting students to pass standardized tests.
>No more teaching just with the aim of getting students to pass standardized tests.
>No more teaching just with the aim of getting students to pass standardized tests.
>Pay grade school teachers enough so they don't have to work three jobs to survive, allowing them the ability to devote time to their kids.
>Mandatory science education. Pottery should not be a science elective in high school. Ever.
>Reform science curriculum. Make sure teachers understand how to present the beauty of the world to their students.
>With higher pay should come a larger pool of teachers, allowing for better education.
>GDP goes up
>Tax income goes up
>School costs made up for plus some
>America no longer shit tier
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Now to answer the age old question!

Rocket Science or Brain Surgery. Which is more difficult?

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Gee, it sure is equating IQ with intelligence in here.

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Take the 50g, measure its weight accurately, put into solution of known volume. Let's say, 100ml.

You now have 50g/100L or 500mg/ml. Find a 1.0 mL syringe, shake the solution and take out 1ml.

Mix it with your mustard.

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