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Happy Chanukah to you too, Mr President! xitter.cf/BarackObama/status/940…
Happy Hanukkah, everybody, from the Obama family to yours. Chag Sameach!
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Good morning #Madison. Tomorrow's @story_collider show @HighNoonMadison is going to be great fun! Get your tickets: high-noon.com/event/1551538-…
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Living Together Brings Couples' #Microbiomes Closer Together - New research in @ASMicrobiology's @mSystemsJ bit.ly/2ttYXzW
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#SWIPIs2017 busy in the lab. @Team_SWI
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Great having @NTHSBiotech visit to talk about how she's using @Team_SWI in a career tech high school.
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Los SWITAs han acabado sus exámenes y les vence el gusanillo de investigar sus aislamientos @SWISpain @Team_SWI
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Feeling #Thankful for the season’s bounty? #Soils were a part of that! #SoilsMatter--more at bit.ly/2fRfJPj
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Scientists show that #zika virus prevents division of brain cells. Likely how it damages the fetal brain wpo.st/lNZI1
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Starting to message about Zika management. President Obama on Zika snpy.tv/1UidrYV
OSTP's John Holdren and Mark Brzezinski on the 1st yr of the Arctic Exec Steering Committee →huffingtonpost.com/dr-john-p…
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Let's celebrate the #CS teachers (and future #CS teachers!) making #CSforAll a reality. RT to thank a teacher today
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"Over the past seven years, we’ve increased early childhood education; we've boosted high school graduation rates." xitter.cf/WHLive/status/68740526…
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Under @POTUS, the number of students graduating with engineering degrees has increased 29% #STEM #SOTU
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Exciting displays at the Expo at #worldscienceandengineeringforum. My new friend Hubo won DARPA's competition.
And none of these estimates take into account nano cells or microbes that don't stain with DAPI.
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Franks et al 1998 suggests lots more microbes in us than earlier. Don't forget conversion of dry to wet weight.
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Agree that a range is better, but more recent work suggests 1000 trillion, not 100 trillion, so 10:1 is likely on the low side.
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