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The Entire History of Evolution (c. 1931) (warning: 28.1MB image)

February 26, 2015December 25, 20162 minute readby John Girgis

On the discovery of a ‘second code’ within DNA

December 15, 2013February 4, 20185 minute readby John Girgis

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I am an infectiously happy Canadian biochemical graduate student climbing my way up the ivory towers of academia, specifically working with satellite cells in skeletal muscle tissues. This micro-blog will serve as my primary place to text-dump my thoughts and reviews on everything and anything from book and record reviews, to my opinion on the work I and others do in the field.

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