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In order to do single-cell sequencing, must the cell be killed? Is it possible to do this in vivo?

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How did geneticists first discover which parts of the human genome were "exons" and which were "introns"?

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Why is chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) the most common leukemia in the West but rare in Asia?

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What are the list of genes all cancer researchers should know? Naturally p53, but what else?

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Why does eating asparagus make my pee smell?

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How does a stem cell "know" whether to become a red blood cell, neuron, etc.? Which mechanism differentiates this?

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Is there a difference between mammalian and non-mammalian cells?

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What do recessive/dominant alleles actually mean in terms of modern genomics?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
In order to do single-cell sequencing, must the cell be killed? Is it possible to do this in vivo?	4
How did geneticists first discover which parts of the human genome were "exons" and which were "introns"?	4
Why is chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) the most common leukemia in the West but rare in Asia?	1
What are the list of genes all cancer researchers should know? Naturally p53, but what else?	1
Why does eating asparagus make my pee smell?	1
How does a stem cell "know" whether to become a red blood cell, neuron, etc.? Which mechanism differentiates this?	1
Is there a difference between mammalian and non-mammalian cells?	1
What do recessive/dominant alleles actually mean in terms of modern genomics?	0