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  1. Power of 10 w/ bio focus: compare size of rhinovirus, e coli, X chromosome, tRNA, H2O and others. Artfully done! http://bit.ly/4ltC9s
  2. Low-cost, "easy bake" microfluidics Dx using Shrinky Dink: Interview with M Khine http://bit.ly/3WSAhl and http://bit.ly/16zBi0
  3. RT @100ideas: Prototype pocket PCR machine, #LavaAmp is launched by Gahaga Biosciences, built by Biodesic http://bit.ly/3C97Ko #DIYbio
  4. Science article, cost whole genome seq, PGP sample on CGI: cost consumable = $8,005 (87x covrge) to $1,726 (45x) wow! http://bit.ly/1EKkIY
  5. Interviews on the street about computers in 1969. Brilliant video, a gem from history: http://bit.ly/1JHjDy
  6. Picking up where the Natural History Museum left off: www.postnatural.org (I met the director Richard Pell at #iGEM last weekend)
  7. RT @Duncande: #tedmed: Anne Wojcicki just made it official: 23andme has tested 30,000 genomes (ie. Customers?)
  8. RT @SteveCase: M. Pollan "A vegan in a Hummer has a lighter carbon footprint than a meat-eater in a Prius" #poptech http://bit.ly/2ypvni
  9. Online disease communities for pets, where Quantified-self meets PatientsLikeMe (@jamie_heywood PetsLikeMe next?) http://bit.ly/2GjJtM
  10. RT @edyong209: Genome sequencing reverses a faulty diagnosis for a genetic disorder - a first for medicine http://tinyurl.com/yza5wyl
  11. RT @jamie_heywood: #myhealthdata: Sign the letter to get your labs http://healthdatarights.blo...
  12. Personal Genome Project fall newsletter with updates about PGP-100, other news: http://www.personalgenomes....
  13. RT @wilbanks: Science Commons Salon Oct 15th! @wilbanks @quixotic & @joi discuss Innovation in Open Systems http://bit.ly/12OD0A (I'm goin)
  14. Question those who promise anonymity. Birthdate, zipcode, and gender uniquely identifies 87% of the U.S. http://bit.ly/EtZmT
  15. Identifying what lives on showerheads across U.S. via 16S sequencing http://ff.im/89ZCK
  16. Biohacking: Hacking goes squishy | The Economist http://ff.im/7QZOG
  17. Think Gene » Blog Archive » What an Indie Genomics Lab Looks Like http://ff.im/7bZI6
  18. Arabidopsis genome in yr 2000: 7 yrs, $70M, 500 people. Est. for same genome in 2010: 2-3 minutes, $70.00 (via Pamela Ronald, LongNow.org)
  19. Participant #2 is featured in Webisode 3 of PGP documentary film: GENOME: The Future Is Now, Watch now: http://bit.ly/Cbdmg
  20. Webisode #2 just released for PGP documentary film, this episode features participant #9, watch now: http://tr.im/vNLp