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What is the Second Genome and how does it affect us?

Did you know that there are fewer human cells in our body than bacterial cells? For the human body to contain anything other than our own cells has always caused controversy; however, the idea of a second genome has been around for a while. Continue reading What is the Second Genome and how does it affect us?

Unknown's avatarBiochemical SocietyNovember 25, 2019March 5, 20202 Comments

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