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Giant virus, contamination, Svante Pääbo and the Neanderthal Genome, and Sydney Brenner on funding and scientific publishing
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Tagged ancient DNA, climate change, climate change denial, Genetic Literacy Project, genome, genomics, global warming, human evolution, microbes, Neandertal, Neanderthal, Neanderthal genome, Nobel Prize, research, science blogging, science funding, Svante Pääbo, Sydney Brenner, United States, virus
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Human microbiome, Vitamin E for Alzheimer’s, Tweets, $1000 Genome
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Tagged Alzheimer's disease, bacteria, DNA sequencing, fungi, genome, genomics, health care, human microbiome, Illumina, medical journalism, microbes, microbiome, National Institutes of Health, On Science Blogs, research, science journalism, tweet, Twitter, United States, viruses, vitamin E
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Microbe Counts and Transgenerational Epigenetics
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Tagged archaea, bacteria, epigenetics, evolution, fungi, Lamarck, microbes, natural selection, On Science Blogs, research, science blogging, science journalism
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