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Love, love, love,,,,All you need is LOVE! Happy 64Th!!

Great talk on evo-devo by one of the leading scientists of the field; Thank you for sharing!

Awesome!

Nice

When you said it easy... i was like....😮😮😮😮. Although the process is complicated in real, you made it very easy to understand. Proud of you

So simple😂

Thanks for sharing this information!

Thank you for the insights we would never know without this reunion

Thank you NHGRI

Thank you NHGRI, NACHGR and Dr. Eric Green, M.D. Ph.D. Greetings from Molecular Biology, Environment and Cancer Research Group, and Bioengineering graduate program, Universidad del Cauca, Colombia.

30:00 ~ 1:00:00 Highlighting recent key advancements in genome research & Describing strong collaborative network is very helpful! ❤Thanks very much for this video! 👍

I enjoyed that 😍❤️ great!!

WOAH! Did I accidentally skip something or did Bill Clinton just come out of NOWHERE.

Thank you NHGRI

oh, and Happy Birthday!

and what is your favorite bird (excluding a cardinal)?

A lucky guy, spend his life with his passion. Happy birthday from Turkey.

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❤ LOVE, SIR ❤

I suggest doing whole genome sequencing since it is not much more expensive than targeted sequencing. It will provide more information and prevent the need for repeat targeted sequencing.

Our body is superbly designed, indeed. This is our duty to take a good care of our mitochondria. Thank you Dr. Peter McGuire and other scientists for bringing all the info to us on this platform, so we can be enlighten what to do to stay healthy or to battle dysfunctions or diseases. All the very best in 2024!

Thanks for sharing ❤

10^100 Thanks.

Fantastic talks, thanks for uploading!

This is great for schools! Thank you so much

Thank you NHGRI

U found the one

is there captioning on this video?

Just one comment after 8 years? Sad

I'm only human

Thank you for this...

Thank you

Transplanting new, healthier mitochondria without mutations, then we work to reproduce them

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this is why i dont watch the videos my teacher sends me

The video is so cute. Thank you for your explanation.

Excellent video,

thank you!!!!

Thank you!

why are there not more people interested in studying this........

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Nice presentation. Sorry you were rushed

Thank you NHGRI. Greetings from a bioeng grad student, universidad del Cauca, Colombia.

Thank you NHGRI and G5 Leaders, greetings from Bimac Research Group at Universidad del Cauca, Colombia.

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I wasn't aware that so much of my Y chromosome is made of highly repetitive sequences. My wife frequently tells me I am repeating myself, so it all makes sense now. 🤔

Wonderful interview! David is brilliant, humble, and generous with his time. I had the great privilege of working as a postdoc in his Laboratory of Genetics at NIA. I miss the opportunities to hear his insights on science and a career in science, which he would often share over an espresso during breaks.

This was fantastic!

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