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The study was published in Current Biology
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where, coincidentally, one can also find a very interesting primer on Programmed DNA elimination by Kazufumi Mochizuki cell.com/current-biolog…
We often assume that an organism carries the same genome within all of its cells. But in many cases — from nematodes to hagfish, lampreys to songbirds — the truth is far messier.
At least 100 species are known to do something called “programmed DNA elimination,” in which large
Mary’s long, luxurious baths have drawn so much attention that an envious elephant at the Berlin Zoo has figured out how to shut the water off on her supersoaking rival—a type of sabotage rarely seen among animals.
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Mary’s long, luxurious baths have drawn so much attention that an envious elephant at the Berlin Zoo has figured out how to shut the water off on her supersoaking rival—a type of sabotage rarely seen among animals.
Learn more: scim.ag/3OJIBun