Alesh
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I am stupid. And it's clinically proved: My IQ dropped by about 45 points due to ME/CFS, at least as to one clinical psychologist who tested me few years ago.
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I have some software that is able to do some bioinformatics' computation
I am stupid. And it's clinically proved: My IQ dropped by about 45 points due to ME/CFS, at least as to one clinical psychologist who tested me few years ago.
I am not a biologist but if I recover I promise that I will become one and I will devote all the rest of my life to debunking all the psychosomatic filth.
Hi, it was not so much a problem of "computational intensity" but a problem with Internet connectivity. I have better Internet connection at work so I tried to find in the human genome any subsequence of the XMRV of length 30. There are precisely 8156 subsequences of the XMRV of length 30 and none of them matches any part of the human genome. I don't know what the biological interpretation would be but I suspect it indicates that XMRV is a relatively novel virus so that not many parts of it got incorporated in the human genome. I am not a biologist but if I recover I promise that I will become one and I will devote all the rest of my life to debunking all the psychosomatic filth.
I found out that there are some freeware libraries in R that are suitable to the study of phylogenetic trees. I will look at it, if I have enough energy.
Warning Speculation Ahead (grins) It's ability to penetrate the bodies core systems including digestive (GI), reproductive (but not uterine, which is interesting) and immune systems (lymph glands) means that it either encodes a protein sequence that the body recognizes as needed (not likely) or it turns off the bodies ability to recognizes it as a threat. (most likely, see Gerwyns post on the why we don't get colds thread)
This is all so cool!
it turns off the bodies ability to recognizes it as a threat.