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Daniel MacArthur
I write about the genetic and evolutionary basis of human variation, and the companies trying to sell you information about your genome.
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Nobel laureate Paul Nurse on his family story
Posted on: June 21, 2009 9:58 AM, by Daniel MacArthur
This is slightly unusual subject matter for this blog, but I found this presentation by 2001 Nobel Prize winner Paul Nurse absolutely fascinating. It's an account of his slow unravelling of his family background, told to an audience at the World Science Festival in New York last week.
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Interessante Geschichte
Posted by: Erich | June 21, 2009 11:28 AM