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... (GOOD), automated cell counter = expensive (BAD). Of course it all depends on how rich your given faculty/departemt/research group is, but in your average lab it goes pretty much like this: they have X money for the salaries and Z money for reagents and equipment. The X is just enough to keep the ...

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... the Food and Drug Administration as a food additive in 1982, more than 1 million pounds of this dye are consumed yearly in the U.S.; each day, the average American ingests 16 mgs. of FD&C blue dye No. 1. http://pipeline.corante.com/archives/2008/07/31/rember_for_alzheimers_methylene_blues_comeback.php ...

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... keep repeating those same basic phrases because if I actually tried to defend them you'd all figure out that my (Colin's) intelligence is only average and I'm not actually smart enough to come up with an argument sufficiently water-tight to challenge current scientific theory. It's been fun ...

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... for this. It is arrogant to assume that whatever we cannot explain will be forever unexplainable! Arrogance seems a bit of a strong word for the average person. We must all live with certain assumptions. A prominent scientist, on the other hand, could be considered arrogant by making such an ...

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... And - effects of climate change are region-specific. Some will have more rain, others less, some increase in temp, some decrease. Overall average temp - increase. Sorry didn't explain very well. In western australia we lack so much in dramatic events, so whenever the news is running low ...

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