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  • Pierre Boyle добавлены фото
    2025-05-29 02:48:02
    The creativity the internet has with females is insane
    The creativity the internet has with females is insane
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  • Bailey Ledner добавлены фото
    2025-05-29 02:54:02
    Whoooooops
    Whoooooops
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  • Arthur Kuphal добавлены фото
    2025-05-29 03:00:02
    I Get To Watch Them Fight! I Give Them Rewards & They Pay Me For The Pleasure!!..
    I Get To Watch Them Fight! I Give Them Rewards & They Pay Me For The Pleasure!!..
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  • Nico Hartmann добавлены фото
    2025-05-29 03:06:02
    He's been TACO DON for mucho tiempo
    He's been TACO DON for mucho tiempo
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  • Hester Fahey добавлены фото
    2025-05-29 03:12:02
    What sorcery is this?
    What sorcery is this?
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  • Tech Times добавлены фото
    2025-05-29 03:15:08
    South Korean researchers at KAIST have unveiled a breakthrough approach that could transform cancer treatment—by turning colon cancer cells back into healthy ones.
    Leveraging digital twin technology, the team mapped a virtual gene network to identify “master regulator genes” responsible for the cancerous transformation. Unlike conventional treatments that aim to destroy cancer cells, this novel method reprograms them—restoring normal function rather than causing cell death.

    This technique not only holds potential for colon cancer but could also be applied to other cancer types, reducing the toxic side effects of chemotherapy and offering a universal, targeted strategy. It marks a major step toward treating cancer as a reversible condition rather than a terminal disease.

    #CancerBreakthrough #DigitalTwinMedicine #KAIST #KoreanScience #MedicalInnovation
    South Korean researchers at KAIST have unveiled a breakthrough approach that could transform cancer treatment—by turning colon cancer cells back into healthy ones. Leveraging digital twin technology, the team mapped a virtual gene network to identify “master regulator genes” responsible for the cancerous transformation. Unlike conventional treatments that aim to destroy cancer cells, this novel method reprograms them—restoring normal function rather than causing cell death. This technique not only holds potential for colon cancer but could also be applied to other cancer types, reducing the toxic side effects of chemotherapy and offering a universal, targeted strategy. It marks a major step toward treating cancer as a reversible condition rather than a terminal disease. #CancerBreakthrough #DigitalTwinMedicine #KAIST #KoreanScience #MedicalInnovation
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  • Rubby Wattson добавлены фото
    2025-05-29 03:16:07
    Genetic research led by scientists at the University of Copenhagen in 2008 found that all people with blue eyes likely trace their eye color to a single common ancestor.

    This individual carried a genetic mutation in the OCA2 gene, which occurred approximately 6,000–10,000 years ago, most likely in the Black Sea region.

    The mutation essentially "turned off" the ability to produce brown melanin in the eyes, resulting in blue instead. Before this mutation, everyone had brown eyes.

    Blue eyes are now understood to be the result of this genetic bottleneck, making it a relatively recent human trait in evolutionary terms.

    Sources:

    - Eiberg et al., University of Copenhagen (2008)
    - LiveScience
    - BBC
    Genetic research led by scientists at the University of Copenhagen in 2008 found that all people with blue eyes likely trace their eye color to a single common ancestor. This individual carried a genetic mutation in the OCA2 gene, which occurred approximately 6,000–10,000 years ago, most likely in the Black Sea region. The mutation essentially "turned off" the ability to produce brown melanin in the eyes, resulting in blue instead. Before this mutation, everyone had brown eyes. Blue eyes are now understood to be the result of this genetic bottleneck, making it a relatively recent human trait in evolutionary terms. Sources: - Eiberg et al., University of Copenhagen (2008) - LiveScience - BBC
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  • Angelita Cummings добавлены фото
    2025-05-29 03:19:02
    I will not add context.
    I will not add context. 😂
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  • Mac Simonis добавлены фото
    2025-05-29 03:20:02
    taking one for the boys
    taking one for the boys
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