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Lessons are interleaved sequences of videos and interactive exercises.
In this experiment, individuals were shown hundreds of hours of YouTube videos while scans were made of their brains to create a large library of their brain reacting to video sequences.
Like an author of a book, this started out as writing short sentences, or sequences of DNA code, but this soon turned into writing paragraphs and then full-on novels of DNA code, to make important biological instructions for proteins and living cells.
In color images, every pixel is represented by three binary sequences that correspond to the primary colors.
When I gather up enough of these sequences, I begin to get an idea of exactly what this information must be.
And there are a couple of sequences in the movie, like these couple of moments I'll show you.
And then we sequence billions of these combined molecules and use the sequences to tell us which cell and which gene every molecule came from.
We call this approach "Drop-seq," because we use droplets to separate the cells for analysis, and we use DNA sequences to tag and inventory and keep track of everything.
However, the problem with microRNAs is that we cannot use existing DNA-based technology to detect them in a reliable way, because they are very short sequences of nucleotides, much smaller than DNA.
So instead of trying to identify them visually, what we do is we look at their DNA sequences, and in a project called the Human Microbiome Project, NIH funded this $173 million project where hundreds of researchers came together to map out all the A's, T's, G's, and C's, and all of these microbes in the human body.
It searches through all of the DNA in the cell, to find sites that match the sequences in the bound RNAs.
And importantly, this complex is programmable, so it can be programmed to recognize particular DNA sequences, and make a break in the DNA at that site.
A similar effect happens with random sequences of sound.
People will rate random sequences they've heard on repeated loop as more musical than a random sequence they've only heard once.
Once the least similar sequences are weeded out, the algorithm can reapply mutation and recombination to what's left, select the most similar, or fitted ones, again from the new generation, and repeat for many generations.
So the first thing we did is, as soon as the sequences came off the machines, we published it to the web.
Bits could also be packed closer together thanks to mathematical algorithms that filter out noise from magnetic interference, and find the most likely bit sequences from each chunk of read-back signal.
You can choose one of the following sequences of rolls, and if it shows up, you'll win $25.
siRNA are short sequences of genetic code that guide a cell to block a certain gene.
We made this map by examining the short sequences of DNA of every tree and every fungal individual in a patch of Douglas fir forest.
Once I found sequences that felt secure and repeatable, I had to memorize them.
The neuroscientists saw multiple areas of the brain light up, simultaneously processing different information in intricate, interrelated, and astonishingly fast sequences.
It's one of the toughest sequences in ballet, and for those thirty seconds or so, she's like a human top in perpetual motion.
It's covered in Velcro, and I could lay inside on this bridge and stick animated sequences to the walls and test stuff out.
Four building blocks called bases are strung together in precise sequences, which tell the cell how to behave and form the basis for our every trait.
The first are short snippets of repetitive DNA sequences called “clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats,” or simply, CRISPRs.
Now, in the process of doing this, how do you remember the sequences and do it?
Remarkable researchers including Emmanuelle Charpentier, George Church, Jennifer Doudna and Feng Zhang showed six years ago how CRISPR scissors could be programmed to cut DNA sequences of our choosing, including sequences in your genome, instead of the viral DNA sequences chosen by bacteria.
And while we can sometimes introduce new DNA sequences into cells to replace the DNA sequences surrounding a cut site, that process, unfortunately, doesn't work in most types of cells, and the disrupted gene outcomes still predominate.
These are sequences from a play called "The Lehman Trilogy," which traces the origins of Western capitalism in three hours, with three actors and a piano.
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