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co-discoverer of the key to life, dead.

ggw
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Re: co-discoverer of the key to life, dead. July 30, 2004 at 03:54 PM UTC #
It's not like we're a bunch of science geeks or something.
markie
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Re: co-discoverer of the key to life, dead. July 30, 2004 at 03:57 PM UTC #
The last fifty years of biology research probably represent mankinds greates acheivement so far. Going from the structure of DNA to the complete human genome in 50 years is really impressive.
ggw
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Re: co-discoverer of the key to life, dead. July 30, 2004 at 04:05 PM UTC #
It's not like we're a bunch of science geeks or something.
markie
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Re: co-discoverer of the key to life, dead. July 30, 2004 at 04:12 PM UTC #
But the sequencing of genomes marks a revolution for bilogy and mankind. It is driving the development of high throughput methods for identifying when proteins are expressed and how they interact with themsleves and other ligands. The future is here.
skeeter
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Re: co-discoverer of the key to life, dead. July 30, 2004 at 04:14 PM UTC #
I'm almost surprised my workplace hasn't shutdown for the day.
ratioci nation
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Re: co-discoverer of the key to life, dead. July 30, 2004 at 04:16 PM UTC #
Originally posted by mark e smith:
bilogy
bilogy?
markie
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Re: co-discoverer of the key to life, dead. July 30, 2004 at 04:16 PM UTC #
Originally posted by Skeeter:
I'm almost surprised my workplace hasn't shutdown for the day.
You work in a a La Jolla mortuary?
markie
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Re: co-discoverer of the key to life, dead. July 30, 2004 at 04:18 PM UTC #
Originally posted by pollard:
Originally posted by mark e smith:
[qb] biology
I cannot type.
skeeter
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Re: co-discoverer of the key to life, dead. July 30, 2004 at 04:28 PM UTC #
Originally posted by mark e smith:
Originally posted by Skeeter:
I'm almost surprised my workplace hasn't shutdown for the day.
You work in a a La Jolla mortuary?
No - but I do work with a bunch of DNA geeks.
markie
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Re: co-discoverer of the key to life, dead. July 30, 2004 at 04:31 PM UTC #
Originally posted by Skeeter:
No - but I do work with a bunch of DNA geeks. [/QB]


Pray tell?
Samantha
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Re: co-discoverer of the key to life, dead. July 30, 2004 at 04:58 PM UTC #
Originally posted by mark e smith:
Originally posted by pollard:
Originally posted by mark e smith:
[qb] biology
I cannot type.
you speak and type the same, we just ask lulu
markie
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Re: co-discoverer of the key to life, dead. July 30, 2004 at 05:30 PM UTC #
Originally posted by Samantha:
you speak and type the same, we just ask lulu [/QB]


Great! The day my English skills get worse than Lulu's I will ……………
vansmack
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Re: co-discoverer of the key to life, dead. July 30, 2004 at 05:41 PM UTC #
Smackette says "noooooooooooo" and thank you for this. She hadn't heard yet.

I, on the other hand, of no idea what this is about.
Jaguär
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Re: co-discoverer of the key to life, dead. July 30, 2004 at 11:06 PM UTC #
Originally posted by mark e smith:
I am surprised no-one had posted this already.
I almost posted it the other day but then I figured that you and I would be the only two on the board who would be interested. It was quite sad news.

RIP Dr. Crick.
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