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Using Bayesian ideas, and the prior probability of the hypothesis being true, is critical to the Scientific Method. After watching this video from @veritasium , I realized that our Political Biases are just our Bayesian Prior Beliefs
I want to highlight two recent NAR papers by my colleagues at Penn State, Claudia Nicolae and Lucian Moldovan. and https://academic.oup.com/nar/article/52/22/13832/7893329 where they examine how DNA damage leads to single-strand breaks.
Happy New Year to TOXI followers from the new Chair of TOXI, Tom Spratt (https://sites.psu.edu/spratt/). I will try to keep a chemical toxicology dialog open by timely postings.
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