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That’s the important point here. RNA analysis by chips or sequencing is nothing new. But there’s always a long way from the lab to the clinic, and its capital intensive to fund a startup in this field.

I always wonder if hackernews knows the difference between research and development. When it comes to biology, I feel like there is a real hubris fuled by fantasy headlines.

It’s very interesting from a scientific standpoint. Finding conditions like this can give valuable insight to causality of the different symptoms. You just can’t test all possible mutations to asses their effect.

I wonder why not to use scientific exponential notation. Once you get used to it, it comes really handy to compare numbers of many magnitudes.

No not really, only when you observe the particle, the location is determined. ANd at this point it behaves like a localised single particle.

From a quantummechanic standpoint its wrong to say, that its at two places at once. I really dont like the Headline. Superposition means, that it didnt decide for one of the two possible states, and so these both exist in superposition.

Fig 3. A shows the major difference in bleeding time after administration of the different therapies.

Its not really about artificial blood but some platelet replacement based on liposomes. Take a look at the full paper.

The donored blood was only needed for the plasma base in their trial.

Please read the paper carefully. They compared plasma without platelets (PPP, platelet poor plasma) combined with their crafted liposomes to platelet rich plasma (PRP). Therefore some donored plasma was needed, to have only a difference in the platelet concentraton. Their artificialy synthesized liposomes could then replace the platelets in the study.

To be precise, this has nothing to do with insulin. The mentioned small molecule was first synthesized to improve insulin delivery in 1938.

Coming from the field i have to object, that this software seems more like a Vektor based drawing program with some prebuild components and chemDraw is a huge ecosystem with tons of features.

The mentioned twitter account is https://www.twitter.com/_0rbit

This... Mendel's law is only applicable to a really small hand full of traits.

How is this not violating the second law of thermodynamics ? It seems like the entropy as a whole is getting lower.

Sorry, but i really dont like the style of the article, i always feel like the author wants to tell me one little trick, doctors hate him for, which enlarges your penis by two inches.