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Ugh. First synthetic chromosome, first "life" created by man in a lab.
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Ugh. First synthetic chromosome, first "life" created by man in a lab.
This was already in 2010.
"J. Craig Venter Institute designed a bacterial genome on a computer, chemically synthesized it (about 1.08 million base pairs), and transplanted it into an emptied-out cell of a related bacterium. The resulting cell was viable, self-replicating, and controlled entirely by the man-made DNA"
"J. Craig Venter Institute designed a bacterial genome on a computer, chemically synthesized it (about 1.08 million base pairs), and transplanted it into an emptied-out cell of a related bacterium. The resulting cell was viable, self-replicating, and controlled entirely by the man-made DNA"
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Entrance door in Dzungarian Alatau Mountains of Kazakhstan.
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"The Spiral of Theodorus is a geometric masterpiece formed by contiguous right triangles.
Starting with an isosceles triangle (side = 1), each subsequent hypotenuse becomes the base for the next triangle.
Through the Pythagorean theorem, aΒ² + bΒ² = cΒ², it visualizes the square roots of integers from β1 to β17 in a perfect mechanical sequence."
Starting with an isosceles triangle (side = 1), each subsequent hypotenuse becomes the base for the next triangle.
Through the Pythagorean theorem, aΒ² + bΒ² = cΒ², it visualizes the square roots of integers from β1 to β17 in a perfect mechanical sequence."