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tly available drugs might target the troublemaker mutations. Combining whole genome sequencing, exome sequencing, and RNA expression analysis—what Washington University pro- fessor of genetics and Genome Institute co-director Elaine Mardis calls the "Maserati approach"—the team compares a comprehensive genetic prof

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appeared in print, also in a distinguished scientific journal. But this time there was no media fanfare. The new work was carried out by Min Zhuo at Washington University, an ex-member of Tsien’s lab and a co- author of the original paper. Zhuo’s new paper confirmed that memory-enhanced mice were indeed smarter, but al

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