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Is an urgent question. the rest of us could have waited for the university to scrape together the funds itself. minnesota number 88. $190,000 award to the university of minnesota to study why deleting a gene causes sex reversal in humans but not in mice. while we are throwing all this money at animals, we wouldn't want to leave out our aquatic friends. number 87, $327,000 going to mount st. mary's college in los angeles to examine the sensory membrane channels in zebra fish. that's a total of $636,000. i don't think putting rats on drugs or giving mice sex changes going to stimulate this econo...

The rest of us could have waited for the university to scrape together the funds itself. minnesota number 88. $190,000 award to the university of minnesota to study why deleting a gene causes sex reversal in humans but not in mice. while we are throwing all this money at animals, we wouldn't want to leave out our aquatic friends. number 87, $327,000 going to mount st. mary's college in los angeles to examine the sensory membrane channels in zebra fish. that's a total of $636,000. i don't think putting rats on drugs or giving mice sex changes going to stimulate this economy. but then again, we ...

The rest of us could have waited for the university to scrape together the funds itself. minnesota number 88. $190,000 award to the university of minnesota to study why deleting a gene causes sex reversal in humans but not in mice. while we are throwing all this money at animals, we wouldn't want to leave out our aquatic friends. number 87, $327,000 going to mount st. mary's college in los angeles to examine the sensory membrane channels in zebra fish. that's a total of $636,000. i don't think putting rats on drugs or giving mice sex changes going to stimulate this economy. but then again, we ...

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