Mice are just one type of "model" organism, meaning a widely-studied organism used to help understand biological processes.
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I told him I had the idea that it's this kind of living organism, a gigantic organism that we're all part of.
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In biology, biomass pyramids chart the relative number or weight of one class of organism compared to another organism within the same ecosystem.
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"Toxic shock is an illness not directly caused by infection from an organism: it is caused by the toxin produced by an organism called staph aureus," she tells PEOPLE.
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Although red tides happen around the world, this one is caused by an organism almost exclusively found in the Gulf of Mexico: a single-celled organism called Karenia brevis.
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Hamilton showed mathematically that altruism can be a beneficial reproductive strategy for an organism, so long as the altruistic act benefits another organism to which it is sufficiently genetically similar.
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If the vaccine had an effect against gonorrhea because it is an organism related to meningococcal disease, the researchers hypothesized, then no effect should be seen against chlamydia, an unrelated organism.
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Given that, it would have to be sputum , which they would send to a lab to try to identify an organism, though many times the samples don't disclose a particular organism.
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When the amoeba gets damaged — what's the organism do?
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You evolve like an organism that's mutating a new kind of arm that's shaped in a new way, some new thing that's just more persuasive than every other organism that's out there.
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They had identified the link between sick people and a food, isolated the organism creating the illness, searched backward for how the organism had gotten into the food—and had come up short.
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If the memory is relevant to the situation, the organism can act on the information; if it is not relevant, then the organism can learn from the situation and create a new memory.
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"That is the perfect condition for this organism," Barker said.
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Real AI should think and reason like a living organism.
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A moment later the organism seems to fade into oblivion.
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That means it could literally kill every organism on earth.
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MODAAK (Mental Organism Designed As America's King) is a DEMON!
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The Columbian patient had somehow acquired cancer from another organism.
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He's what really made the group morph into one organism.
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Imagine humanity like a single living organism, maybe an amoeba.
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Individual: An organism is also discrete, with a unitary identity.
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Can you embrace your inherent porousness as an earthly organism?
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They challenge our notions of what defines a living organism.
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"If infected, then the organism should be treated," he said.
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"This is an organism alive today in 2020," he said.
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It's a new class of artifact: a living, programmable organism.
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But these more complex organism emerged during an interesting time.
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A thousand seemingly insignificant things change as an organism ages.
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"So the question is, what differentiates us from them and what sort of selective pressures might have gotten us from an organism that looks like a baboon to an organism that looks like us?"
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The zebrafish is a "model organism" — an organism that's especially easy to study — because its embryos are transparent, it has a sequenced genome, it reproduces a lot, and its genes are really easy to manipulate.
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The parasite is Toxoplasma gondii, a remarkably successful single-celled organism.
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Associated with it are profound physiological disturbances, widespread throughout the organism.
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Pretty amazing for an immobile organism without a central nervous system.
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All of the seeds are sourced non-GMO [genetically modified organism].
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The brain is the fastest evolving organism in the human body.
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It suggests that the entire planet is an interconnected, living organism.
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The single-celled organism lives in warm freshwater lakes and rivers.
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The Culture, as an organism, has an incredibly strong BS detector.
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During this state, an organism shows no visible signs of life.
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Every layer in the network helps the organism achieve that goal.
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Once implanted in an organism, the plastic-like materials slowly degrade.
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An organism roughly the size of Germany is bleaching to death.
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This organism isn't an animal, plant or fungus but a eukaryote.
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"A family is an unceasingly fluid and flexible organism," she said.
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The experiment, he believed, prefigured evolutionary changes to the human organism.
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The whole organism of the startup has been geared for growth.
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A shucker should be careful not to puncture the organism inside.
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The forest is the world's most massive organism, not the largest.
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The family itself is the central character, a single, complicated organism.
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But every parasite needs a host organism to keep itself alive.
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Narrator: It's a single-celled organism akin to a giant amoeba.
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Can you guess the other's organism just from hearing the description?
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A proteome is a set of proteins produced in an organism.
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Hence cooperative features of an organism will be selected over time.
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Given that, it would have to be sputum [that they're using for a diagnosis], which they would send to a lab to try to identify an organism, though many times the samples don't disclose a particular organism.
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However, while I cannot name a specific organism that I think will evolve human-like intelligence, I will hypothesize that if an organism does so, it will almost assuredly do so under the confines of human domestication.
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And this technique has worked on every organism it's been tried on.
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Ginkgo Bioworks, "the organism company," is now worth more than $1 billion.
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Photosynthesis directly or indirectly powers and sustains almost every organism on Earth.
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We often forget that "organization" and "organism" have the same root word.
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What if everything is connected and is actually a single, united organism?
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This might be expected to disrupt the gene and kill the organism.
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Nor is the owl the only over-endowed threatened organism in America.
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Or researchers can cause genetic mutations and watch how an organism responds.
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This time the culprit organism is a novel coronavirus rather than influenza.
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Authorities haven't been able to link it to a single disease organism.
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"North Korea is a political organism that thrives on confrontation," Lee said.
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This isn't the first time a genetically tweaked organism has escaped regulation.
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It is an amorphous organism that investors and economists try to predict.
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Once lodged in the lung, the organism begins to reproduce almost immediately.
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ISIS is a horrific organism that should be destroyed; that is obvious.
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"Architecture is not a static building — it's a living organism," he said.
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It happens fast, but it's clear: this organism had just gone fishing.
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Mistakes can be catastrophic to an organism, but they are relatively rare.
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Wrong. Researchers just discovered a unique organism that doesn't need to breathe.
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"The organism 'eats' amino acids through symbiosis with a partner," Nobu said.
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" We call one such unique variant of one such organism a "self.
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Design and create an imaginary organism to survive in an extreme environment.
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Often, they move as one, merging into a larger organism or system.
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"An ant colony faces similar problems as a multicellular organism," he said.
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Similarly, Scruton contends, personhood is an "emergent" property of a biological organism.
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The Constitution is not a living organism, it is a legal document.
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Just think: You can lift your foot despite the mass of the entire Earth …Read more ReadThe Biggest Organism on Earth Is Dying, and It&aposs Our FaultThe heaviest organism on Earth isn't a whale or an elephant.
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Because while the universe is one objective reality, every organism experiences it subjectively.
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The result is a tiny organism named syn3.0 that contains just 2149 genes.
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Salmonella is an organism that causes abdominal pain, diarrhea (sometimes bloody) and fever.
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Like any living organism subject to sufficient pressure, malaria parasites mutate to survive.
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A hypothetical model of a methane-based cellular organism living in Titan's oceans.
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What is at stake is no longer a cell, but an organism—ourselves.
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It documents the death of an organism that Weiss says is a Blepharisma.
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One posted earlier this year details how an organism contributed to pneumonic plague.
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Salmonella is an organism that causes abdominal pain, diarrhea (sometimes bloody), and fever.
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Fascists viewed the nation as an organism superseding the needs of the individual.
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In everything else you see this decrease [in NAD] when the organism ages.
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"For patients who are healthy, this organism very rarely infects people," Hendren said.
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Importantly, this deadly organism is difficult to identify using traditional laboratory biochemical methods.
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This organism doesn't care for or about anything that doesn't feed its appetite.
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But the fact that such an organism evolved at all should be troubling.
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Lithoredo abatanica is an organism with an unusual appetite: This creature eats stone.
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But how many useful applications of a given organism can there really be?
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I kind of viewed Jeb, at some point, as a host organism, right?
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"Until you have an organism, you cannot really be sure," said Dr. Schleper.
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First, the networks are "space filling" — that is, they service the entire organism.
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If the adaptation aids survival, the organism passes it on to future generations.
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"Modern society is very much like a biological organism, like us," says Beckwith.
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Without revealing the name of your organism, take turns reading your description aloud.
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For cells, what is good for the organism is best for the cell.
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Narrator: You&aposre looking at a tardigrade, the world&aposs most indestructible organism.
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What type of organism do scientists believe could have lived with those conditions?
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"As an organism, we need to meet multiple goals to survive," Inzlicht explains.
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Every organism is related to every other organism because we all descended from a single ancestor billions of years ago, so we share genes that stuck with us critters as we all went our separate ways on the tree of life.
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Plus, when DNA is separated from a living organism, or that organism dies out around it, and the DNA dries out and is protected from the light (as it is in fossils), that data can be retrieved thousands of years later.
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An organism has a finite supply of energy, so errors necessarily accumulate over time.
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Dickinsonia costata, an Ediacaran organism that was wiped out during the first mass extinction.
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Dr Bar-On and his team could not individually count each organism they reported.
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Your network is a living organism that is constantly evolving, and it is chaotic.
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You can think about this kind of robot as akin to an invertebrate organism.
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So the organism requires fewer genes to deal with temperature fluctuations or food sources.
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But the cells dividing inside each one, continents apart, are actually the same organism.
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If you can call a clump of 6,000-year-old cancer cells an organism.
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Each tree may look like an independent organism, but trees occupy another world underground.
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The Lyme organism was not killed or inhibited by the diluted concentration of antibiotic.
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But an Olympics is like a living organism, which is to say, it learns.
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Still, it's the only organism whose whole brain (or connectome) has been completely mapped.
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The organism is not found in salt water, like the ocean, health officials said.
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The city, too, is an organism, both stable and fluid, static and constantly transforming.
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Focusing too much attention on this organism may divert resources from more significant pathogens.
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Upon closer observation, they can also suggest a curious organism pinned under a microscope.
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"That could pose greater health risks than that of the organism itself," she said.
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It requires inducing some randomness in the target enzyme within an organism like bacteria.
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It's a jellyfish-type of animal but is more than just a single organism.
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The biggest find is a single-cell organism: proof of life on another planet.
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I wasn't taken out by a big animal; a microscopic organism had ended my adventure.
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Earth teems with life, from the smallest single-celled organism to the enormous blue whale.
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RNA can also "silence" specific genes, preventing an organism from using them to make proteins.
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Importantly, the joystick-controlled device performs the task without inflicting any injury to an organism.
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The only organism in the ocean that thrives with little-to-no oxygen is bacteria.
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Nearly every organism has a molecular rhythm cycle that roughly tracks a 24-hour period.
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Ginkgo Bioworks is a Boston-based start-up that bills itself as the organism company.
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This suggests that ornaments and beauty tell you about the genetic quality of the organism.
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This is a well-studied organism, often used by biologists to examine fundamental cellular processes.
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Some other organism will pop up and evolve and fuck it up all over again.
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Excluding some subterranean fungi, the sequoia is the biggest organism ever known to have existed.
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A single-celled organism has the same imperative to reduce surprise that a brain does.
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It's hypnotic and, well, kind of a surprising response for an organism without a brain.
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A chimera is a single organism containing cells (and DNA) from two or more organisms.
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With these tools, they could re-create the evolutionary history of any organism on earth.
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The Bentayga is an absurdly fine-tuned organism, where no element feels weak or suboptimal.
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So just how does drinking beer translate to saving the "largest living organism" on earth?
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But because it is a bacterium, this simplest-possible eye is also an entire organism.
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The capacity to sustain internal constancy was an essential feature of an organism, he argued.
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When an organism dies, radioactive decay gradually diminishes the concentration of 227C in its remains.
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For being a single-cell organism without a brain, slime mold can act pretty smart.
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Doxycycline, which is used to treat other tick-borne diseases, is ineffective against this organism.
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Some were experimenting with a new organism, a tapeworm native to rats called Hymenolepis diminuta.
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In its ''defense of the Reich,'' this mighty fighting organism has reached the Bulgarian capital.
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If you touch your mucous membranes, then you could inoculate yourself inadvertently with that organism.
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Continue selecting for enough generations, and the organism gets very fit indeed—close to optimal.
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So his writing is full of darkness about who we are, as a collective organism.
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Each organism exists as uniquely adapted to the current environment; NOT optimally adapted, uniquely adapted.
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Bacteria, viruses, and fungi represent invaders—their DNA is that of another organism (or virus).
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These tags in turn influence whether a gene will be turned on in an organism.
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"We are dealing with a living modified organism that can cross borders," Mogtari said dryly.
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Every organism has its own bias for which codon it uses to make its proteins.
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This was to hear not the leaves rustling or insects inside, but the organism itself.
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Normally, the progeny of any sexually reproductive organism receives half its genome from each parent.
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Invite 120 if you want to create a larger organism that can move as one.
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If you are reluctant, bring a living organism to sacrifice: a lizard or a mouse.
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A single organism — a single roach, a single bacterium — doesn't become resistant to a chemical.
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The researchers said the structures may have been created by a multicellular organism or an aggregation of single-celled organisms akin to the slug-like organism formed when certain amoebas cluster together in lean times to move collectively to find a more hospitable environment.
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" As an organism grows into a more complex being, epithelial cells "start moving and joining together.
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The organism then has to spend an increasingly large amount of energy to repair these errors.
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The clockwork organism which removes its machine makeup, to acknowledge the smiling human skin hid beneath.
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But when food is harder to find, the cells come together to form a multicellular organism.
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Most commonly, this requires a pollinator -- an organism that will physically transfer the pollen between flowers.
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By measuring the amount of radioactive decay, scientists can determine when a formerly living organism died.
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When an organism is exposed to too much light, electrons build up in the transfer chain.
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Dr Rühe's approach is to mimic a second living organism—this time an animal, the lizard.
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And that, in turn, means the organism (and its progeny) are now resistant to the drive.
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Studies have found that only about 24% of women can achieve organism without direct clitoral stimulation.
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"You can design CRISPR for pretty much any organism out there," Dabrowski said with evident pride.
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Riedel-Kruse's microbe of choice is Euglena, a tiny single-celled organism that's attracted to light.
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Bioluminescence is common in the sea A glow-in-the-dark ocean organism is hardly unique.
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"I wondered if this same collective, chaotic approach could keep an actual organism alive," Wood said.
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It is indubitable, though, that Dr Venter's new organism would be toast in the outside world.
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This is the first time we've seen a virus take genes from such a complex organism.
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Reading the "code" of life of any living organism now costs less than a new iPhone.
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It's not a string, like shit's gonna change and it's an organism that you can't predict.
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It remains the only organism to have its entire neural circuitry fully mapped out and described.
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The organism is difficult to contract, South Carolina state epidemiologist Linda Bell said in a statement.
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Besides removing unwanted DNA, Crispr might also be applied to add desired traits to an organism.
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So he set out to create an organism that could shed some light on the question.
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It's the largest known terrestrial organism on the planet, according to the United States Forest Service.
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Evans also hopes to reconstruct some of the "genetic machinery" that led to this influential organism.
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The result, it turns out, is a novel building material that&aposs a living, breathing organism.
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This was the single-celled organism that became the mother of all life on Earth today.
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What is the strangest animal, plant or other organism you have ever seen or read about?
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As you create, keep in mind two important aspects of any biological organism: structure and function.
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Tardigrades are definitely not the almost indestructible organism as advertised in so many popular science websites.
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As you switched among the animals, the software simulated the unique perceptual tools of each organism.
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In the first place, they are the most common and diverse biological organism on the planet.
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By definition, a poison is any substance that can cause harm or death to an organism.
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" Instead, the report said that the destruction of the brain was equivalent to death because it meant that a human being was no longer able to "engage in commerce with the surrounding world," which is "what an organism 'does' and what distinguishes every organism from nonliving things.
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Bioluminescence, in which an organism gives off light via an internal chemical reaction, such as a firefly, and biofluorescence, in which an organism takes in UV light and then re-emits at a lower energy level, like some sharks, is a fairly common biological process on Earth.
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Which means it's both very real, and also a supremely useful strategy for an organism to evolve.
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I'm kind of just forced, by this organism that is the show, to do a talk show.
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If it did not acquire this information, the organism would gradually revert to equilibrium: It would die.
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For an organism to be fluorescent, it must have fluorophores, the chemical compounds that can reemit light.
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"It is already a complex organism, and would have had ancestors of its own," Liu told Gizmodo.
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"Once you start pulling bits out, the overall organism could be affected in unpredictable ways," Browne said.
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Until you try a drug in a living being — a breathing organism — you won't know its potential.
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The declaration also calls for enhanced use of diagnostic tests that can rapidly identify the infecting organism.
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Handily, the system works in any organism, not just the bacteria in which Cas9 is found naturally.
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The Ebola virus (EBOV) is a rare organism that causes hemorrhagic fever in humans and other primates.
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"Nature isn't interested in keeping a particular organism alive forever," just until it produces a next generation.
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Spatial Bodies depicts the urban landscape and architectural bodies as an autonomous living and self replicating organism.
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From the nose, the CDC says, the organism travels up to the brain where it destroys tissue.
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They launched into a song and the crowd became like one organism, lurching forward then falling back.
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We're talking about a crisis that is affecting every organism and every square inch of this planet.
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Today's digital organization and its network are much like a living organism that needs intelligence for survival.
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The defect or disease arises when a mutation creates a mismatch between an organism and its environment.
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Something that, despite its immobile architecture, will become a breathing and pulsating organism through Kuehnle's whimsical vision.
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So they've been transmitting cancer from one organism to the next and the population is at risk.
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Such circuit logic implemented in the striatum allows the organism to prioritize energy seeking over sensory quality.
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If everyone saw themselves as cells of the same organism, there would be no use for fighting.
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A single-celled organism called Paramecium caudatum that had been fed yeast cells stained with red dye.
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"From an evolutionary perspective, that's a pretty clever way to make an organism social," Dr. Kronauer said.
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"The village is an organism that all does the same thing in the same way," Mindling explains.
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After all, if there were only one way to live, there'd only be one organism out there.
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No other organism on the planet is known to be able to live at such extreme heat.
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If a nation is a "social organism," the United States has an extremely weak social immune system.
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Every organism has its own version of luciferin and luciferase, with individual properties that could prove useful.
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In the hours since she last saw him, his blood had grown an organism in the lab.
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The idea of a living organism arriving at my door in a cardboard box seemed deeply impractical.
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The organism is carried by infected bats or birds and deposited into the soil in their waste.
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The original, non-fragmented organism could have been a fungal network measuring yards (meters) across, Smith said.
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And Polykrikos may be causing that bust as it arrives and proliferates, preying on the other organism.
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This thing that we're making is this living organism that is, I think, to be played with.
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It has to change with society, like a living organism, or it will become brittle and break.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads AN ORGANISM IN RICHMOND: In the future we predict a large and significant living organism will begin to take shape at the corner of Belvidere and Broad … There are other organisms in Richmond, to be sure, but none quite like this one.
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What were once separate entities eventually become dependent on one another as they evolve into a single organism.
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"It seems that as exercise intensity increases, the human organism prefers a higher tempo," Karageorghis told Business Insider.
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It's about as primitive an organism as you can find that can still teach you about human biology.
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This algae is also fatty, which probably isn't a word you'd typically associate with the goopy, mucky organism.
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If you're an aquatic organism, California's Mono Lake isn't the easiest place to try and make a life.
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Campylobacter is zoonotic, Tierno says, which means that humans pick up the organism from animals or animal products.
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This suggests that even very early in its existence, Earth was hosting several different kinds of living organism.
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"We believe in giving women contraception, and the use of science, including [genetically-modified organism] seeds," he said.
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Proteins may not yield the same information as DNA, but they can still reveal much about an organism.
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Eight years of working on a project; it's this living, breathing organism, but it's also the luckiest thing.
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Since its existence, people have been joining into becoming part of one organism and one large, digital neuron.
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But for all their humdrum khaki looks, these were platooning, semi-autonomous army trucks, moving as one organism.
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Clearly, table salt is not an "organism," so labeling it as a potential GMO is false and misleading.
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" MODAAK is a twist on the original Captain America villain MODOK, a "Mental Organism Designed Only for Killing.
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Essentially, synthetic biology involves reconfiguring the genome of an organism to get it to do something entirely new.
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When an organism sexually reproduces, its genes have a 235/153 chance of being passed to its offspring.
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It must be said that I do feel the thing is now there as a living, breathing organism.
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The world keeps getting smaller, to the point where we can see it functioning like an illicit organism.
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"I think there's a two-step process, a superficial weathering, then an organism takes over," said Dr. Ivarsson.
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Callimachi: And that is, that ISIS is a self-sustaining organism when it comes to its own finances.
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No, I'm not talking about COVID-19, though that organism is the one on everyone's mind right now.
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However, David noted that they still have yet to identify what the organism can truly be categorized as.
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The Greek philosopher Plato claimed that all of us are parts of one single, living organism: the universe.
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If you can write new working code, you can alter an existing organism or create a novel one.
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The Amazon is not an organ, but an organism unto itself, sprawling beyond the sum of its parts.
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They have been around for millions of years, but each individual organism only lives for roughly a month.
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Think of it in terms of viral replication: viruses spread inside an organism by taking over the host cell's machinery in order to replicate millions of copies of themselves; afterward, they trigger their host into bursting, and those copies flood the rest of the organism looking for more cells to infect.
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There's a lot of interest in what's called "de-extinction": the idea that you could bring back an organism that is no longer walking the Earth by using gene editing to make modifications to a genome of an existing organism; reintroduce genes that have been lost within the extinction process.
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It is a slow-growing cousin of Mycobacterium tuberculosis — the organism responsible for TB. M. leprae has an unusual need to reproduce in temperatures just below the average 98.6 of the healthy body, causing the organism to preferentially affect the skin of the face and the extremities — the coolest parts.
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In the Marvel comic books, Venom refers to a character created by the bond between a human and an alien Symbiote, which is both a symbiote, an organism that forges a relationship with another organism to reap benefits, and part of an alien race called Symbiotes — I know, it's complicated.
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This is known as a chimera -- specifically an interspecies chimera, an organism containing cells from two or more species.
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Adaptation here has a more specific meaning than the usual Darwinian picture of an organism well-equipped for survival.
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The modern chimera is not so physically striking, being a hybrid organism with organs or tissues from multiple species.
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"We didn't find evidence of bioaccumulation," the buildup that can occur inside a living organism over time, she said.
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"It's a naturally occurring organism, and what we've done is directed evolution so that we've optimized it," she said.
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It was also small potatoes, one of many steps along the way to eventually creating a synthetic eukaryotic organism.
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The entire sculptural organism is a system of open and closed gestures, which simulate the rhythms of an orgasm.
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This wholly new, unique organism has its own identity, and it plays a major role in the later books.
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The initial goal was not to model a specific species, but to capture the organism in a recognizable way.
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Since you're working with a living organism, it all has to do with intuition, and not just the recipe.
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So when your altered organism mates, its chromosome gets to work, engineering the chromosome inherited from the mate too.
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When scientists create transgenic crops, they frequently use Agrobacterium to transfer genes from one plant or organism to another.
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Additionally, making changes to DNA with CRISPR impacts not only the organism or person, but its progeny as well.
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The organism also prompted a recall of avocados in March, as well as various fruits and vegetables in July.
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Although the actual changes to the organism were small, the feat is significant, he said in a telephone interview.
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To create our bacteria that produces insulin, then, we could modify a well-known organism, such as E. coli.
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In shorts and shirts, the players are comfortable in their individual athleticism, and in moving as a single organism.
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Ginkgo bills itself as the "organism company" because it uses custom-built cells to craft new materials and ingredients.
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"It is a cyclic process and the economic system, as an artificial organism, will keep climbing upwards," Pudzens says.
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"Human society" is now one gigantic, incredibly complex system or organism rather than many smaller, isolated, and simpler ones.
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Our planet might be viewed as a single living organism, coined Gaia by the scientist and futurist James Lovelock.
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When research is done on probiotics, it usually involves a specific organism, defined by genus, species and even strain.
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Those who develop Whipple's are thought to have some immune-system defect that the organism can take advantage of.
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That may imply that there has been some co-evolution between the organism and its microbiome, Dr. Carmody said.
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Typically when paleontologists find fossils they uncover the hard parts of an organism, like its teeth, bones or shells.
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"Once this organism starts to reach the coastal waters, they are basically sucked in," said first author Nina Bednaršek.
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To date, only a single organism, the roundworm C. elegans, has had its brain completely mapped in this way.
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That tapeworm preemptively consumes its requisite daily diet of investment dollars regardless of the health of the host organism.
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Apoptosis represents the ultimate paradox — for the organism to survive, the cells must die, and they must die well.
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The parasite Naegleria fowleri, abbreviated as N. fowleri, is a single-celled organism found in soil and warm freshwater.
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The "Trembling Giant," as it is known, is actually a massive single organism connected by one sprawling root system.
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The aspens are a hardy organism, Rogers says, and with the right actions the Pando could flourish once again.
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Trilobites The planarian flatworm is a smooshed noodle of an organism that can be found all over the planet.
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Strangers threw their arms around each other's shoulders, the crowd bobbing low to the saturnine beats as one organism.
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Although the actual changes to the organism were small, the feat is significant, he said in a telephone interview.
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All the minds in the room, having accepted their role as machine code, come together to approximate an algorithmic organism.
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Profile Books; £232.50 Our Johnson columnist argues that English is a living organism; language rules are often preferences in disguise.
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For HEGAAs to work, a lab-developed genetic modification needs to be inserted into the chromosome of a target organism.
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Cyclospora is a microscopic, single-celled organism that can be spread when people eat or drink something contaminated with feces.
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With 517 genes and 580,000 DNA letters, it has one of the smallest known genomes in a self-replicating organism.
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As more algae pack together, darkening the coral's outer tissue layers, they prevent sunlight from penetrating deeper inside the organism.
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An international team of researchers created what's known as a chimera - an organism that contains cells from two different species.
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An asexually reproducing organism, having daughters by making perfect copies of itself, gets double the benefit, none of the hassle.
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"It is commonly thought that if an organism becomes asexual, it is doomed to extinction," Heitman said in a statement.
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A correlation between the state of the organism and that of its environment implies that they share information in common.
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One difficulty with the Darwinian view is that there's no way of defining a well-adapted organism except in retrospect.
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Said Haynes: "The take-home point for me is that so much goes right in the development of an organism."
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His chart ties together several seemingly unrelated events and a wide range of unrelated actors into a single working organism.
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Moreover, an organism inherits its mitochondrial DNA only from its mother, instead of from both parents like its nuclear genome.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that the organism responsible for her death could evade 230 antibiotic drugs.
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"Mushrooms are the reproductive portion of the fungal organism, so sex jokes and phallic humor are not uncommon," he said.
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All 11 samples from the whitewater area of the park tested positive for the potentially fatal organism, the CDC said.
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An organism would have to develop resistant DNA sequences at all of these to become fully immune to the drive.
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When the forest Pixies detect the lantern Pixies, they'll light up, as if recognizing a new cell in the organism.
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Instead they culled genes from an existing organism, as an expansion of work published in the journal Science in 2010.
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Listeria is an organism that can cause serious infections in young children, elderly people and those with weakened immune systems.
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Costa Rica's Judicial Investigation Organism blamed seven deaths in that country on the storm and said 15 people were missing.
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It's going to be some sort of three-celled organism that grows on a rock and is really into pornography.
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And when they reactivated these genes they saw amazing benefits, regardless of which model or organism you were looking at.
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In part, this is a result of the fact that a male infant are "a relatively frail organism," he said.
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The main character, a scavenger living in the cliffs, finds the mysterious organism Borne and raises it as a son.
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It's considered a model organism for genetic engineering and evolutionary studies, because of how easily its DNA can be altered.
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Every organism needs to avoid parasites and prevent the ingestion of harmful foods (citrus fruits can be poisonous to canines).
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Now that cannabis is legal nationwide, Myles said that it will increasingly be treated—and studied—like any other organism.
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It's one thing to study epigenetic changes across the life of a single organism, or down a line of cells.
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So they designed a series of experiments using chicken embryos, a common model organism in the study of embryonic development.
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Instead of digesting it, the organism kept it around and the two cells worked together in a mutually beneficial relationship.
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That seed of doubt has flowered, I think, into this awful organism that showed up in Charlottesville over the weekend.
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Be creative, and don't feel you have to model your new organism on more commonplace animals you might see daily.
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The sense I had many years before, of a dense urban space that was a living, breathing organism, was gone.
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Agapakis works at "an organism design company," Ginkgo Bioworks, which is trying to goose bacteria into further eco-friendly feats.
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"The organism itself, the virus, gets into the [fetus's] brain and it alters the growth of brain cells," Pearce said.
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The living organism is applied on pre-designed patterns, and can grow up to one centimeter (0.39 inch) per hour.
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A new analysis from Canadian scientists adds some new evidence that this strange creature is the oldest photosynthesizing, sex-having organism.
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Looking at human genomes, which contain the genetic material that determines an organism, the study found links between genes and feelings.
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They couldn't find any source of an organism, so they would send him home, and he'd very quickly get sick again.
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Apparently one species has decided it no longer needs a protein that every other multicellular organism on Earth requires to live.
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Changing the genetic makeup of an adult organism may seem fantastical, but Suarez says the idea is based on current research.
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Among its accomplishments, TIGR unveiled the first complete genomic sequence of a free-living organism, the bacterium Haemophilus influenzae, in 1995.
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But this organism may prove more effective than a standard antibiotic, since it's attacking along several lines of resistance, he says.
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They're gathering any organism that they find that can help them think about how to survive the end of the universe.
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The ecological niche that an organism occupies is the sum total of all the interactions that it has with its environment.
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The result is a smarter city that operates more like a living, breathing organism than just a static patch of roads.
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Every other organism on Earth relies on a quartet of genetic bases: A (adenine), C (cytosine), T (thymine) and G (guanine).
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If they fuse together early enough, they will become a single organism whose genetic input is from two completely different individuals.
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"There could soon be a day when a museum lets you custom-author an organism—which you can then take home."
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"On any place on the surface of Mars, even where water appears periodically, a terrestrial living organism would die," says Orosei.
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It may be an unusual way of handling city simulation, but this analogy of the city as a living organism resonates.
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CF: I feel that New York has this extremely empowering energy, and the city itself is an organism living inside us.
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A drop in the size or health of these smaller organism populations could have significant ripple effects throughout the food chain.
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The acquisition will also enable the company's next-generation automated foundry — Bioworks2 — to significantly speed up the process of organism design.
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Enterobacter is a common and mostly harmless bacterial family, but drug-resistant strains of the organism have been flagged in hospitals.
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"But the brain doesn't have bacteria for the amoeba to eat, so the organism attacks brain cells for nutrients," he wrote.
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"The labor market is a very complex organism and it is useful to keep multiple indicators" of how it is working.
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This single-celled organism is not to be confused with Naegleria fowleri, another brain-eating amoeba that also lives in freshwater.
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Inventive audio—Bory decided to install microphones on the onstage strings—makes it seem like Plexus is a living, breathing organism.
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It's the largest living organism on the entire planet, and is so big we can actually see it from outer space.
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If the human species is one organism, and we believe it is, then we are all cells of a singular being.
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They seemed to move as a single organism, like a long black snake darting across the hall to the closest door.
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Even in tight unison, the Rockettes are not a machine but a single organism constantly shifting and recombining its constituent elements.
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When people ask me why I use Twitter so much, it's mostly because I see the platform as a living organism.
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"Perhaps the strangest thing about this strange organism is that it carries two very distinct collections of genes," he told me.
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A nerve agent, sometimes called nerve gas, acts on the nervous system of an organism and prevents muscles from functioning properly.
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That organism can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in children, frail or elderly people and others with weakened immune systems.
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The symmetrical, oval-shaped organism grew up to around 1.4 meters in length and had rib-like features across its body.
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It is an evolved mechanism whereby the human organism proceeds through life sustained on every side by bonds of mutual interest.
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But these fungal remnants possess the unique distinction of being the oldest-known fossils of any land-dwelling organism on Earth.
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" Ravel is "a musical organism which had lost its power of self-renewal and was ineluctably headed for its own destruction.
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An organism that has both male and female physical characteristics in various parts of its body, like this rare cardinal bird.
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" Mapping a whole genome of a non-model organism, Amato adds, is more like "driving in the dark blind, and there are no guard rails and you've got no headlights." mapping a whole genome of a non-model organism is more like "driving in the dark blind, and there are no guard rails and you've got no headlights.
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You think of an algorithm as something running on your computer, but it could just as easily run on a biological organism.
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These observations can be used as a guide for human urban planning if the city is thought of as a biological organism.
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I think a canary is an organism that is very, very susceptible to damage and that will be the first to fall.
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"Spatial Bodies depicts the urban landscape and architectural bodies as an autonomous living and self-replicating organism," Aujik tells The Creators Project.
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The cell keeps dividing and the organism keeps growing, first into a tiny translucent watercress shoot, and then into a walking starfish.
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It's an incredibly well-known and very simple organism, and his thinking was that it should be relatively simple to predictively model.
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Looks aside, some varieties are considered keystone species in our aquatic ecosystem, meaning many animals' lives are dependent on the colorful organism.
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The second approach is to put the drive into the middle of a gene that, unlike "yellow", an organism needs to survive.
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WERC says an independent agency performed an ecological check before the organism was installed, to make sure it wouldn't affect the environment.
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These vesicles scatter sound waves in a particular way, so they can be used with ultrasound to track where the organism is.
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In interviews with the New York Times, critics proposed that LUCA was actually a highly-evolved iteration of the first living organism.
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The body invading organism seen above appears to be a horsehair worm aka a Gordian worm which is in the phylum Nematomorpha.
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He suggested aliens would have evolved similar "mechanisms" to humans, allowing them to "eliminate conflict, maintain cooperation and keep the organism functioning".
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Indiana University School of Medicine/GizmodoTo be clear, hachimoji is not an autonomously self-sustaining organism.
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The metaphor Phillips lands on is owl scat; if we want to know about the organism, we can look at its waste.
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"Without skin, the organism is subjected to repeated microbial attacks that can lead to septicemia, and therefore to death," Dr. Lantieri said.
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This is a well-understood experimental organism and one ideal for Dr Desai's purpose because it can reproduce both sexually and asexually.
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All you do is explore, passing your consciousness from object to organism and back across seemingly infinite biomes, planets, and celestial bodies.
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Just as each living person occupies a branch on a family tree extending generations back in time, so does each living organism.
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One major difficulty of anti-aging work is that Calico needs to have complete data on an organism from life to death.
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The organism can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people and those with weakened immune systems.
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Still, others suggested the mouth actually existed on Anomalocaris canadensis, a three-foot-long, shrimp-like organism that cruised the Cambrian seas.
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Reading this combination of fiction and fact transforms each arrangement into an organism with personality, photographed as if for a studio portrait.
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"It is in quarantine which is mandatory for any living organism imported to the US. It will be replanted afterwards," Araud tweeted.
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Warmer temperatures can induce "coral bleaching," a process in which algae leaves coral tissue, causing the organism to become pale or white.
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MDR-TB is caused by an organism that is resistant to at least isoniazid and rifampin, the two most potent TB drugs.
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It is a basic insight that an undergraduate ecologist might find familiar: the "invasiveness" of an organism is always a relative concept.
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Artists have created glow-in-the-dark artworks from a living organism as part of the World Science Festival in Brisbane, Australia.
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For instance, mushrooms genetically modified not to easily bruise don't have to be labeled, because no DNA from another organism was added.
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"When an organism falls asleep, memories of a recent experience are replayed in the sleeping brain on a cellular level," Wamsley says.
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Although we are still waiting to hear who Mr. Martins's successor will be, City Ballet remains a living organism, carrying on regardless.
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Being out makes me a potential vector, an organism able to transmit disease, and puts me at risk of becoming ill myself.
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The same is true of the actors: They do not approach the play as an awesome classic but as a living organism.
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But on closer examination, if the goal of any living organism is to reproduce, the beautiful poinsettia has done well for itself.
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Our understanding of what might happen if a gene drive-modified organism were released into the wild is still far too murky.
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A unicellular organism itself won't ever be packing much computational horsepower, but considered as a building block, the potential is pretty wild.
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Mushrooms, it turns out, are just the visible part of an awesome organism known as mycelium, most of which lies below ground.
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The parasite lives in low-oxygen environments, so it doesn't breathe The organism forms small white cysts in the muscle of salmon.
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"Early on in an outbreak, you still need to understand the biology of the new organism that's causing infections," Dr. Hotez said.
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What is at stake is neither a bios nor a polis but a regime of property in information extending into the organism.
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It's just being a particle on this giant organism that you didn't even know where it was going or what was happening.
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According to Escudero, the scutoid shape allows an embryo to advance from a simple structure with minimal cells to a complex organism.
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The crowd moved in a whirlpool like a single organism, with Deacon at its center, writhing around as if in a trance.
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"I made these to explore how network vulnerabilities or inefficiencies might be exploited for an organism such as a plant," she continues.
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The Boston-based company calls itself the "organism company," because it designs and prints DNA, the building blocks that support all living things.
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"The yeast is a live organism, and it certainly is quite imaginable that the yeast is affected by the sound vibrations," Borenemann added.
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They erased the extraneous genes to create syn3.0, which has a smaller genome than any independently replicating organism discovered on Earth to date.
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One such sample contains a microscopic single-cell organism which the team's head scientist (Ariyon Bakare) manages to rouse from millennia of dormancy.
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The organism / machine hybrids are called "drones," and when sentient people become drones, their individual will is completely overwhelmed by the collective mind.
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A specialist is an organism that occupies a tiny niche in an ecosystem (like a moth that only feeds on one particular plant).
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Katz agrees: "Everybody's really cautious about doing organism-finding 'wild goose chases,' in the absence of evidence that there's an issue," he says.
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Normally, bacteria found in the soil can't make the leap from ground-dwelling organism to one that can thrive in the human body.
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This is not a museum but an organism that is constantly evolving, neither shedding its past nor uncritically celebrating every aspect of it.
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It reframes the city as an organism, with its inputs and outputs pumped around from one place to another like a beating heart.
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The single-celled organism is found when freshwater has higher temperatures and lower levels, typically during extended periods of heat, the department said.
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If an organism has a reproductive disadvantage in a population, then it will tend to be out-competed by its peers over time.
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Treat your portfolio like a living, breathing organism: when one part gets too big, it's time to reallocate to avoid an uneven balance.
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When you make beer, you're dealing with a living organism, yeast, so like all living organisms that feel shitty, they can get sick.
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Rather, we only have the world as it is revealed to us, which is rooted in our evolved, embodied needs as an organism.
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But "the abundance of an organism doesn't tell us whether it is active," said Alexander Loy, a microbiologist at the University of Vienna.
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Like every other organism that walks, flies, swims, scurries, sways, or photosynthesizes on Earth, people evolved circadian rhythms tuned to this solar circuit.
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I've accepted that my body is an ever changing organism, not a fixed entity- what goes up must come down and vice versa.
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The first organism to have its whole genome sequenced was, in fact, Haemophilus influenzae, a bacterium that resides in the human respiratory tract.
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Related: This "Automatic Orchestra" Organism Plays Networked Music An Incandescent 'CLOUD' Sculpture Lights Up Overhead Surreal Digital Art Recalls Dalí and M.C. Escher
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"I see this group and its behavior (tweets/online activity) and the people that retweet the messages as a virtual organism," Roth said.
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In both cases, these pumpkins have been radically altered to serve cultural goals and the evidence can be seen in the organism itself.
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Gene editing is a type of genetic engineering in which DNA is deleted, modified or replaced in the genome of a living organism.
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It was addition by subtraction; unlike many GMOs, this new fungus doesn't contain genetic information derived from another organism, or what's called transgenes.
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The organism is missing so many genes necessary for life that it must still have been relying on chemical components from its environment.
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"If you take a drug and stimulate the system, you will make the organism live longer in a cancer-free way," he said.
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"If you can really control an organism to produce something, your palette of materials is greatly enlarged," he said in a telephone interview.
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In its ''defense of the Reich,'' this mighty fighting organism has reached the Bulgarian capital, and already it throws its shadow over Greece.
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" The sculpture itself is something of a visualization of the Red Queen, but abstracted into what Pudzens calls an "industrially-produced mechanical organism.
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It demonstrated that it can be used in pretty much any organism — lettuce plants, the Tasmanian devil, the list goes on and on.
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On its own, it edits only a single organism, which then might or might not pass on the genetic change to its offspring.
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Beyond the military question, opponents of gene drives just don't think it's acceptable to release an organism with this much potential to spread.
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Information could provide a sort of recipe to build, in the best scenario, a faithful replica of a past event, thing, or organism.
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The brain is a problem-solving organism, and if we don't give it problems to solve, it will start to create scenarios itself.
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A previous project, to create a glowing houseplant, saw Kickstarter ban any campaign that rewards donors with a genetically modified organism, in 2013.
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Studies find that anger, vengefulness and all the negative ruminations that come with not forgiving can damage the human organism, especially the heart.
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He sees the vineyard as a living organism that has its own sort of intelligence, rather than as a group of individual vines.
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What you can hear most clearly in Sonic Succulents is the sound of our species knocking on the ontological door of another organism.
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I could see a similar thing happening in any organism that is fully or partially domesticated and has the innate biology for culture.
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"Economies are like a living organism—as soon as their normal functions are shut down, they begin to die," he writes, apparently unironically.
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They can use it to look forward in time, asking when and how this organism branched into multicellular microbes and eventually complex organisms.
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"The gold standard is to directly test mutations in the organism," said Joseph W. Thornton, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Chicago.
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In his picture, the egg emerged from the female's ovary and combined somehow with semen from the male to form a new organism.
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A hydra body has a kind of scaffolding made of protein fibers that act like muscles and help the organism keep its shape.
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This demands a better understanding of what we mean by justice, especially as we try to protect the fragile organism of democracy. 6.
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The Sunshine State's waters don't show any sign of the organism that causes it, tests by the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission show.
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Since then, virologists have been trying to understand how Yersinia pestis, the organism responsible for the infectious disease, can mutate into new strains.
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Due to an editing error, an earlier version of this article gave the wrong name for an organism being eaten by a ctenophore.
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" In her 2015 TED talk, group leader Neri Oxman expanded on this notion, describing the group's work as, "operating between machine and organism.
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