limpon

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by limpon 12y ago
Are there any downsides to disclosing the hashing algorithm they're using? Does a hacker have an advantage by knowing this information.
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by limpon 12y ago
1. Ebola's rate of infection is ~1.5 - 2 new infections per infected persons [1] Even though this is an exponential rate, it does nowhere get near the rates of many other viruses. As such it is easier to restrict further infections tha
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by limpon 12y ago
Ebola is fairly difficult to spread, it is not very contagious, no matter what you might believe based on news reports. If you want to look at a contagious disease, look at flu. The 2009 flu pandemic lead to hospitalization of ~200,000 peop
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by limpon 12y ago
Wow, it seems like you don't really know what you're talking about. It's not easy to move away if you're born and grew up in Africa. It's not like renting a U-Haul, pack your stuff and drive across the country. You
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by limpon 13y ago
I've heard lots of people speculating that the big pharma companies would be better of if there would always be HIV and they can sell their ART pills for live. But on the other hand if one of them is the first one to create a HIV immun
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by limpon 13y ago
Hi Reid, as I said before, I wish you all the best but I simply don't understand how your experiment 2 is going to work. Did I understand correctly that you will immunize mice and then isolate CD4 T cells from the spleen. Then infect t
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by limpon 13y ago
I really really from all of my heart wish that your project will work. Seriously, the idea of a free HIV vaccine is amazing. But honestly, I believe that you might all be a bit naive when it comes to doing proper molecular biology experimen
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by limpon 13y ago
I'll try to give you a description of what transcription factors do and what the importance of Stamatoyannopoulos finding is. I hope it doesn't sound too weird. Just noticed, how long my "brief" description is, so here i