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Welcome to Molbio dot Science | Welcome to Molbio dot Science | ||
- | Here we try to translate science articles so that someone who hasn't studied biology can understand them without looking up tons of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jargon |jargon]]. The articles will be more like TED talks. Our goal is to keep people from going mad. | + | The focus of the site is currently the longevity and healthspan, but is open to any biology research and can be reorganized in the future. |
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- | The focus of the site is currently the genomics of longevity, but is open to any biology research and can be reorganized in the future. | + | |
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- | Never Let Me Go (2010) | ||
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- | Considering the horrific ways human beings behave, I don't find the plot of the movie that difficult to believe. Except that I think scientists will develop a way to repair organs with stem cells instead of the need to create clones, as in the movie. | ||
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- | https://vocal.media/geeks/never-let-me-go-the-cloning-of-humanity\\ | ||
- | https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/never-let-me-go-2010 |