Epstein Secrets

HEEREN,CRISTINA SCARPA,JOHN F COOLEY,WILLIAM O TRUMP,IVANA WAGNER,JOE

CE STUART TURNER,MARY FRANCES WEISS,HOWARD A CLONINGER,JEFFREY A LA MAISONETTE C

cent of human DNA that is translated into exons, the sequences that are used as templates for protein construction. The reason to do both, explains Conley, is that cancer cells, even within a single tumor, often have a hodgepodge of mutations. Re-doing whole exome sequencing dozens of times captures

ion to dirty modes of transport, and taking us on a detour from a low-carbon path. At the Primus headquarters, I first meet Primus's chief chemist Howard Fang in front of a prototype of a Primus conversion machine. Fang, who joined the company for what he calls his "semi-retirement," is ILLUSTRATION BY P

ject. In the few months since the project began, Con- ley’s team have already found about 100 exception- al

ction to dirty modes of transport, and taking us on a detour from a low-carbon path. At the Primus headquarters, I first meet Primus’s chief chemist Howard Fang in front of a prototype of a Primus conversion machine. Fang, who joined the company for what he calls his “semi-retirement,” is ILLUSTRATION BY PET