Genomics and proteomics
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Maybe what he is saying sounds like "high tech BS" and "techno babel" because you don't understand what he is saying and you have no understanding of proteomics or genomics. People usually hate or ignore what they don't understand and I think your comment is a great example of this common human characteristic. And it is PhD. Peace to you.
keeperoftherealm 1 week ago
Sounds nice but it is the same old high tech BS...if you ask the wrong questions...you get the wrong answers....this guy is a master at all the usual techno babel...but the angle that he is coming at cancer from is totally off base...it is the usual PHD...driven sillyness that will take another 50 years of funding and come up wiht the same dismal record for cancer mortality and recovery....
ytMarkcg 2 years ago
wow. 60 GB of data from a single drop of blood.
packets4you 2 years ago