physilology
technical editor of science (the discipline, not the publication) and former long-form blogger for scientific american (wonderful gig, but life got busy). here there be links, photos, and short descriptions of sciencey things that I like.
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Editing a paper this morning about cellular blebbing. What a great word.
In other news, I got my AncestryDNA kit in the mail the other day and sent it off yesterday. The collection process was exactly the same as it was with 23andMe, right down to the hardware.
Nothing left to do now but sit back and wait to see if the extra $100 I spent on this will tell me anything that 23andMe doesn’t already. The only advantage to using both services that I can think of off of the top of my head would be that you’d have access to two different populations for potential matches, if you’re interested in finding distant relatives. Anyway, we’ll see what happens with that.
Oh, and hello to the 3,000+ of you who have joined since my last post.
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