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The makers of Harmonized Water (a.k.a. drinkable sunscreen) do a "clinical trial." Hilarity ensues.

By jenb (not verified) on 06 Aug 2014 #permalink
All 24 were exposed to the sun. Of those 16 were dark enough so that they didn t burn, 5 burned a little and 3 burned a lot.16 + 5 + 3 = 24. So 1/3 had results inconsistent with SPF 30. It s hard to visualize a random sample that burns after 60/30 = 2 minutes in the sun.
I m a blonde with a history of blistering and basal cell carcinoma I wouldn t participate in this study for love or money.
By Christine Rose (not verified) on 06 Aug 2014 #permalink
It wasn t entirely clear to me from the way the paper was written, specifically the sentence I cited. It may be that that sentence was actually meant to say something else that didn t sound as though only 16 out of 24 patients exposed themselves to the sun. Of course, it ....

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'Fun size' Cas9 nucleases hold promise for easier genome editing

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Researchers from Skoltech and their colleagues from Russia and the US have described two new, compact Cas9 nucleases, the cutting components of CRISPR-Cas systems, that will potentially expand the Cas9 toolbox for genome editing. One of the two nucleases has been shown to work in human cells and thus can have biomedical applications. The paper was published in the journal
Nucleic Acids Research.
CRISPR-Cas, the genome editing technology borrowed from bacteria, relies on Cas nucleases; these enzymes, when guided by CRISPR RNAs, can degrade target genetic sequences they are the blades in the Nobel Prize-worthy genetic scissors. In research applications, the most popular Cas9 nuclease is the Streptococcus pyogenes one, Type II-A SpCas9. It is efficient and relatively simple, as one large protein both binds to crRNA and cleaves DNA; it also requires a short PAM a string of nucleotides bookending the target site that the enzyme uses to locate and read it. ....

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"Fun size" Cas9 nucleases hold promise for easier genome editing

"Fun size" Cas9 nucleases hold promise for easier genome editing
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