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The term “quack” seems to come from “quacksalver”, a term used in the 1500s and 1600s. Perhaps medical charlatans were so aplenty that there ended up being no need to qualify them with a specific term.
“The Quacksalver” by Adriaen van Ost...
Gustav Mann (1836-1916) was a German botanist who traveled around the world, including to West Africa and India, before becoming a gardener at Kew Gardens in London. Wikipedia tells us of all this. It also provides this picture:
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1: Expansion microscopy, first developed only a bit over a decade ago (shameless nerd bragging alert, I wrote the Wikipedia entry on it in October 2015), has now exploded. It looks poised to allow for major advances in connectomics in the c...
1: Like all animals, young C. elegans nematodes need food to grow and reproduce. But when there’s some food but not quite enough (or when it’s too crowded, or too hot), C. elegans have a little trick where they divert into an alternative st...
global metabolic pathways from https://www.kegg.jp/pathway/map01100
The complexity of cellular reactions is at once both daunting and awe-inspiring. And yet, now that we have LLMs, can’t we do anything? So maybe we could figure out how to...
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