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Can you imagine telling someone a century ago that a hundred years hence a stack of electrified silicon would be studying for its medical exam?
IBM announced its question answering machine Watson will begin to study medicine.
The students and staff at the Cleveland Clinic will do for Watson what the rest of us do for Google—hone its answering accumen by using it.
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A newly identified form of DNA—small circles of non-repetitive sequences—may be widespread in somatic cells of mice and humans, according to a study in this week’s issue of Science. These extrachromosomal bits of DNA, dubbed microDNA, may be the byproducts of microdeletions in chromosomes, meaning that cells all over the body may have their own constellation of missing pieces of DNA. Delete the scoop?
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