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Yeah! That sounds like a good one. Do you want to edit the article list on the main page and claim it as ours then? I quick skimmed some articles about dicers and I guess we can go into the background and then expand upon different research done with it and the scientific implications. I see papers
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We're supposed to do it on the group page. Scroll down on the main Mole Bio page and you'll find it. I created it and made a template for myself already on it. I'm pretty sure we can do any two topics but we can probably both do Dicer for one of the evaluations just so we get a head start on it.
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Seems like we're supposed to pick two articles (for the assignment due today). For the sake of picking one, I would be alright with the exogenous DNA article. We're also supposed to link articles here so I'll find some and link here.
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Sorry been a bit busy this past week. I'll add you soon on Skype. We need to write a 200-300 word summary of our justification for the topic. We write it together, right? Or is it separate.
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