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alurkerhere t1_izqby7h wrote
Reply to comment by 66mph in The mRNA vaccine technology successfully used for COVID has been adapted to fight malaria, a disease that killed over 625,000 people in 2020. In a research study on mice, two mRNA vaccines were highly effective in reducing infection in the host and in the mosquito vector. by grab-n-g0
Does it combine more than the prevalent 4 flu strains going around? I believe it's 2 flu A and 2 flu B.
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Reply to "You'll make more money working 3yrs at a company and then jumping to a new company negotiating a higher salary than just staying at 1 company and taking your annual raises each year" by CasualFridays047
When you think of workers as a distribution of motivation and attractiveness, you'll have varying distributions depending on industry, and for most, you can probably get away with small raises and not have that much turnover.
However, you want to reward the high performers more, but it can't be so much that other workers resent that amount, which leads to lower increases overall. Other companies want to hire better people, so they need to increase the total comp to compete.
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Reply to comment by Chiperoni in How do medical researchers obtain lab animals with diseases like specific forms of cancer which arise spontaneously? Do they raise thousands of apes and hope some eventually develop the disease? by userbrn1
Not only a lot less effort, but way cheaper. CRISPR is an absolutely amazing technology that scaled up experiments that can be done.
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Reply to comment by asianclooney in Do it for future-you [Image] by wholesomecomics
I like when I look back at my READMEs, and they layout exactly what to do; I am sure to have forgotten the exact steps.