Authored by Kenny Walter, Digital Reporter, R&D Magazine
Scientists have identified a gene variant that, if reduced, may decrease the risk of Alzheimer’s disease.
Researchers from Brigham Young University (BYU) have discovered a rare genetic variant that provides a protective effect for high-risk individuals, including elderly people who carry known genetic risk for Alzheimer’s but never acquire the disease.
Read more: https://www.rdmag.com/article/2017/11/gene-variant-protects-against-alzheimers-identified
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1. Stay mindfully present as impersonal awareness with your thoughts and emotions.
2. Step aside and create some non-judgmental, witnessing space (distance) from the perceived problem in order to remain open and objective.
3. Simply observe and dis-identify (without any emotional reaction or bias) with the mental activities currently being played out. Diffuse your energetic association to what you are perceiving as a ‘problem’. It is enough to become a silent, unmoved observer to the whole thinking process.
4. Respond with Presence from the clear space of neutrality, for a creative solution to emerge.
~Anon I mus (Spiritually Anonymous)
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Remember when I asked for ressources on this? You seemed kind of interested so here is some of the ones I liked - some are in Portuguese and one is in Spanish tho, long live Nuestra América.
I might update it when my friends send me their part of the project.
Reading
YourGenome whole website (x)
National Human Genome Institute website which @cancerbiophd recomended to me - thank you again, it was a great start (x)
Nature: CRISPR gene editing is just the begining (x)
Wyss Institute: Gene drive FAQ (x)
Genetic Home Reference guide sheets (x)
Apostila de Biologia 7 do Hexag Medicina - pgs. 156-179 (x)
Uol: Tudo que você precisa saber sobre CRISPR (x)
Site do Conselho de Informação sobre Biotecnologia (x)
TED talks
TED Ed: How to sequence the human genome - Mark J. Kiel
TED Ed: The race to sequence the human genome - Tien Nguyen
TED: How CRISPR lets us edit our DNA - Jennifer Doudna (who is one of the two women who discovered CRISPR-CAS9 by the way)
TED: Gene editing can now change an entire species forever - Jennifer Kahn
TED: What you need to know about CRISPR - Ellen Jorgensen
TED: How we’re harnessing nature’s hidden superpowers - Oded Shoseyo
Short videos
Unlocking Life’s Code: The Animated Genome (x)
Kurzgesagt: Genetic Engineering Will Change Everything Forever - CRISPR (x) Are GMO Good or Bad? Genetic Engineering & our food (x) Genetic Engineering and Diseases - Gene Drvie & Malaria (x) (They’re all very partial to defending genetic engineering, so you get just one side)
Crash Course: DNA: Structure and Replication (x) DNA: Hot Pockets & The Longest Word Ever (x)
N. Garcia: Composición del genoma Humano (x)
Biologia Total com prof. Jubilut: Mosquito da dengue transgênico (x)
Documentaries
BBC: Playing God
PBS: Cracking your genetic code
GMO OMG (it’s a food conspiracy one I’ll tell you that but it’s intersting)
Alexander Pohl
#SundayMorning #AMJoy #Resistance We are not jealous of these millionaires we speak of. We just want tax laws that help the middle class directly.