Regular issue
Regular issue
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The worst part is when you wobble slightly and insert the strand of DNA in the wrong place, so instead of curing the patient's genetic disease they immediately sprout horns.
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One might say you make your patients horny.
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Duh that is old tech, nowadays you enlarge the DNA to human size so you can easily pluck out individual nucleotides with regular tweezers.
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The last image: my dna hurts
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You got through a doctoral program in evolutionary biology without knowing how to spell tweezers?
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Okay.
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Have you met people this educated in fields this specialized? They ain't got time, or room in their brain, to care about spelling.
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Yeahbut . . .”tweasers”? C’mon man. Just spell the band and put a T in front.
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It's too egregious, it has to be ragebait. And you know what, it worked
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...i find this funny...on so MANY lavels...
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Looks like it's normal size tweezers, but vastly enlarged DNA.
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the generated clankslops out of those stock photos will be hillariousy worse.
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Does CRISPR count as tweasers?
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get gud.
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Doctors: I'm helping
You're creating strand breaks is what you're doing.
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You're telling me these https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_tweezers
don't look like traditional tweezers except really small?
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I'm sure they also spend a lot of time staring face to face with a DNA strand too
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I think she means "as an evolutionary biologist: you have no idea ...". Rather than "as an evolutionary biologist, you have no idea ...".
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Well, I did indeed have no idea I was an evolutionary biologist...
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And when she says that, she doesn't mean finding a supplier. Once you put the tweezers down, you'll never find them again