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Can I see a demo?

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I wish, but look at marketing campaigns nowadays. Tone deaf...

The person who dug that hole has gotta feel soooo good

Yes! By defintion mutation is a change in DNA, but most people consider it more of a modification rather than the occasional just missing bit.

We usually refer to missing DNAs as cancers since damaged and missing genetic data are the leading cause of unregulated cell division

Hilarious! Really good - I love it!!

In most other mammals, mutations in a protein called Mc1r lead to red hair color. But this has failed to explain orange color patterns in cats. “It’s been a genetic mystery, a conundrum,” Barsh tells Science’s Sara Reardon.

Instead, the new studies point to a gene called Arhgap36, a protein on the X chromosome. It had never been in the lineup of potential candidates for the “orange gene,” so to speak, because it controls aspects of embryonic development.

But the change wasn’t due to a dangerous mutation. Rather, there was a small portion of DNA missing, preventing the unusual amount of Arhgap36 from affecting anything aside from the melanocytes. So, cats with the orange variation “are not only healthy, but also cute,” Science writes.

Interesting how we always talk about modifying or adding DNA but strange how removing some of it can end up with complicated results

Incredible work!

Now you gotta do Barney/welcome desk with the button

This is after supersize was deemed too super sized

In one recent example from St. Petersburg, two men were arrested on charges of smuggling about 200 kilograms (440 pounds) of cocaine from Peru, worth roughly $30 million, in the roof of a container filled with more than 5,000 cases of mangoes..... The charges were dropped after the two signed contracts to serve as riflemen in an assault company, the court said.

Local papers nationwide are full of cases of suspected murderers, rapists and thieves who are headed off to war after signing contracts instead of facing trial.

"They can kill people or rob a bank or commit any other crime and then go to the front,” said Ruslan Leviev, a Russian military analyst.

Olga Romanova, the head of Russia Behind Bars, a nongovernmental organization that defends prisoners’ rights, said that the Russian state was severing the connection between crime and punishment, which could have dire long-term consequences on crime rates.

Thank you

...while future expansions aim to produce 2 nm chips by 2028

Badass!!