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What looked like genetic differences in learning ability between songbirds turned out to reflect differences in how birds learn best. With instruction tailored to those inborn preferences, all birds learned equally well. https://t.co/GK404HPpVY
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"The sacrifice of patients such as Isabel Bueso" provide hope to other children with #RareDiseases, UCSF's Dr. Paul Harmatz says in a @washingtonpost opinion piece. "These families deserve our heartfelt gratitude, not a deportation notice." https://t.co/xwKPMu8Cfb #SaveIsabel
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Doctors treating 4-month-old Quincy used the UCSF500 genetic test to compare the DNA of his #cancer cells with that of his healthy cells, uncovering a specific mutation that they were able to target with existing medication. https://t.co/HyPS1rbNDD