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The Sequence
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Ancient Cells Learned to Fold Their Genome Before They Got Complicated
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A Microbe That Consumes Oxygen and Sulfur at the Same Time
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When a Cell Is Damaged, a Molecular Siren Goes Off
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Your Nose Is Writing a Story Only You Can Read
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Under Your Skin Sits a Whole Library of Sensors
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Nature Invented Smarts More Than Once
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