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by wollstonecraft 6y ago
This seems like it would lose an appreciable amount of water, but perhaps not nearly as much as transpiration. But in most places water is a cheaper input than nitrogen.
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by wollstonecraft 6y ago
But how is this possible? Water has a vapor pressure of 23 millibars at 20 C, meaning water would boil from the leaves.
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by wollstonecraft 6y ago
Is Sweden using an unsustainable amount of heaters to fight against deadly winter temperatures? Air conditioning is much more efficient than a heater. Arizona will usually only get more than 15 degrees warmer than a comfortable indoor tempe
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by wollstonecraft 6y ago
It turned out that ventilators kill coronavirus patients at a much higher rate than CPAP machines.
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by wollstonecraft 6y ago
Short term, calorie deficit will deplete the immune system. But long term getting to a healthy weight and less diabetic will make you less susceptible to SARS2.
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by wollstonecraft 6y ago
Olfactory neurons are somewhat notable for their ability to regenerate.
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by wollstonecraft 7y ago
cf Marburgvirus
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by wollstonecraft 7y ago
Every PI at a major research university who does something related to genetics should have one. There are probably some logistics challenges in getting them all into facilities with the right biosafety level and competent technicians to run
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by wollstonecraft 7y ago
"Test kits" are just for sample collection. You still need throughput on a qPCR machine to get results.
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Genomic Epidemiology of Novel Coronavirus(nextstrain.org)
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by wollstonecraft 7y ago
It is pretty common to induce flowering of plants with gibberellin, for example cannabis.
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by wollstonecraft 7y ago
It looks like we know about 36 different blood group systems, including the well-known ABO and Rh. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_blood_group_systems
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by wollstonecraft 7y ago
Municipal wastewater treatment does not use expensive treatment or chemicals. It is a huge bioreactor where the only input is aeration and stirring.
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by wollstonecraft 7y ago
Hydrophilic anything in the environment quickly fouls to hydrophobic.
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by wollstonecraft 7y ago
Why do people get to patent the products of federal grants?
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by wollstonecraft 7y ago
We have been genetically modifying plants to maximize CO2 utilization for millenia.
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by wollstonecraft 8y ago
Uyghurs are probably not a tissue match for Han.
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by wollstonecraft 8y ago
How do you reject MWs of waste heat in a near vacuum?
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by wollstonecraft 8y ago
A normal tank gun is 30,000 g and electronic fuzes work just fine for those.
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by wollstonecraft 8y ago
Change headline to type O- they have not managed to make it Rh-negative.
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by wollstonecraft 8y ago
This is not just the same perennial article about the fox domestication experiment, they did some new sequencing https://www.nature.com/articles/s41559-018-0611-6 .
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by wollstonecraft 8y ago
What is the detection limit?
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by wollstonecraft 8y ago
This is a pulse oximeter.
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by wollstonecraft 8y ago
Simply delete 27 genes from part of chromosome 7. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Williams_syndrome
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by wollstonecraft 8y ago
China is not a developing country. This meme needs to die.
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by wollstonecraft 8y ago
Bromoform kills methanogens.
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by wollstonecraft 8y ago
Do you want housing shortage? Because that's how you get housing shortage
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by wollstonecraft 8y ago
Dogs are actually trained to always "signal" the handler. You can't swear a dog in under oath- instant probable cause.
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by wollstonecraft 8y ago
Ajinomoto vs Morton's salt as the control, milled to the same consistency in gelcaps. How did they find the subjects? Was it a general call for college students, or did they attempt to drill down to find rare sensitive individuals?
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by wollstonecraft 8y ago
I've done a double blind experiment with myself, and msg reliably triggers migraines.

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