No, Larry’s friends are supposed to enter, Larry is there to let them in.

The large purple rectangle is a protein channel across a cell membrane. It’s normally closed, but can be opened by binding to a specific small molecule, which is called a ligand. Different channels have different ligands, and their presence/absence controls whether the channels will open.

In the cartoon Larry the ligand has been traveling with his friends, who represent the cargo to be transferred through that channel. When they reach the closed channel, Larry uses himself as the “key” to open the channel. Since channels usually only stay open while the ligand is still bound, Larry stays behind to keep the channel open while his friends make their way forward.

I wasn’t asking a question. I understand why politicians do it, I just think it’s a sign of a terrible system.

I fucking hate that this is a thing. “We can’t stop doing this useless and/or detrimental thing, look at all the work it makes for other people to do!!!” Absolutely bonkers that it’s just a standard political argument.

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I’ve never tried one, but I tdid look at them last time I got a new kb (2 years ago?). IIRC you can do pressure sensitivity, but meaningfully mapping that to game/software controls is often difficult. You can also adjust the trigger point if you’re using “standard” mode, and I think you can even set a different action for passing the trigger point and bottoming out the key.

As one former senior administration official puts it: “You try working for him and not chasing pills with alcohol.”

🎶🎵 Every sperm is sacred, every sperm is great 🎵🎶

No, Republicans hate trans people. My name is not “fake,” and I’m not a pawn for your political bullshit. Fuck off.

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And this is why I play ffxiv.

Perhaps even roommates.

Ron!

Propaganda is not limited to governments, and it never has been.

All hail the job creators!

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And this isn’t a one time thing. Not a cure.

Source? Once the target DNA sequence has been edited there shouldn’t be any need for repeated treatment. The clinical study didn’t have repeated treatments, and found over 90% success in completely eliminating SCD-related events. Cure is a bit of a stretch, but it’s pretty damn close based on the data we have so far.

The basic functioning of crispr, including sequences, is public knowledge already. The difficult part is turning that into a functional gene editing system that doesn’t give everyone cancer. A few hundred bucks might get you one semi-functional used centrifuge, it definitely will not provide a whole lab any time in the next several decades. More importantly, it won’t pay the people who know how to develop functional and safe gene editing tech.

We can synthesize DNA and there are even really cool projects that have used it to build complex 3D nanostructures, but idk what you’re talking about with 3 shades and a toner. DNA synthesis and 3D printing are very different, and the former doesn’t use shades or toner.

to be an overtly hatefuly or bigoted person is to ignore the core teachings of christianity

And yet the history of Christianity is filled with hatred, and bloodshed. It’s almost like the “core teachings” are a smoke screen for the accumulation and abuse of power.

Gay threeway?