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De Novo

Metacelsus

All things synthetic.

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After the results of the 2024 election, it seems that over the next few years, politicians in the USA will seek to pass legislation regulating various issues of human reproduction and developmental biology. My goal in writing this post is t...

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SeqVerify: peace of mind for genome engineers

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Biology needs better visualizations

Gastrulation is one of the most fundamental processes in developmental biology, but up until a few years ago, I didn’t really understand it.1 How does cell differentiation relate to the morphological changes in the embryo? And why are the e...

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