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Or when single-celled organisms began to replicate using DNA?
Later, after traveling the world, she began to replicate flavor bombs picked up in Thailand, Malaysia and Italy.
Leading me down yet another hallway to one of the spacious and spotless wet treatment rooms, Alice began to replicate the ancient Japanese onsen ritual of washing before bathing.
It synthesized the million-letter genome of a simple bacterium, the longest synthetic piece of DNA produced so far, and transplanted it into a slightly different type of bacterium, which then began to replicate.
The process by which a virus switches from latency and begins to replicate.
Organisations in neighbouring countries have begun to replicate the model, as recognition grows for the importance of locally initiated conservation.
I read that as soon as the virus gets into the body, it begins to replicate really fast.
"I think we're on the precipice of getting image quality that begins to replicate what our visual experience is when we see...
With the exception of stereo and panoptic formats, ordinary cameras cannot begin to replicate the broad, binocular nature of human vision.
