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    Wow... Thanks Val. That is one of the coolest papers I have read in quite a while. I'm going to have to find a way to explain it on a simple level to my son. Using non-linear dynamics to tease out the structure of DNA sequences is really just mind-boggling! It is acting like a giant sifter to sift out the patterns in the DNA coding. How cool. grin

    Can someone with a basic kitchen-sink lab concoct a DNA test for fruit? That sounds really exciting! I would trade you that for the instructions for a snap-circuit diagram and explanation of how to build an electronic rooster! smile (you need a transistor, a photo resistor, and a piezo-electric buzzer which allows you to sense light and set off an alarm. They sell those in the big kits or at Radio Shack.)

    As I said in the other post (My head head hurts)... We need a science tid-bit of the day!


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    Originally Posted by ebeth
    Wow... Thanks Val. That is one of the coolest papers I have read in quite a while. I'm going to have to find a way to explain it on a simple level to my son. Using non-linear dynamics to tease out the structure of DNA sequences is really just mind-boggling! It is acting like a giant sifter to sift out the patterns in the DNA coding. How cool. grin

    Can someone with a basic kitchen-sink lab concoct a DNA test for fruit? That sounds really exciting!

    As I said in the other post (My head head hurts)... We need a science tid-bit of the day!

    That paper was way, way cool. I really enjoyed it. It's great to read something so completely different like that every now and then.

    Re: kitchen-sink lab. I PROMISE I will put the DNA extraction kits together this weekend. Swimming lessons and Saturday chess are over and I don't feel so rushed anymore.

    Val

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