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All the World’s Data in DNA | Dina Zielinski | TEDxVienna


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[Music] I could fit all movies ever made inside

I could fit all movies ever made inside

I could fit all movies ever made inside of this tube if you can’t see it that’s

of this tube if you can’t see it that’s

of this tube if you can’t see it that’s kind of the point

kind of the point

kind of the point before we understand how this is

before we understand how this is

before we understand how this is possible it’s important to understand

possible it’s important to understand

possible it’s important to understand the value of this feat all of our

the value of this feat all of our

the value of this feat all of our thoughts and actions these days through

thoughts and actions these days through

thoughts and actions these days through photos and videos even our fitness

photos and videos even our fitness

photos and videos even our fitness activities are stored as digital data

activities are stored as digital data

activities are stored as digital data aside from running out of space on our

aside from running out of space on our

aside from running out of space on our phones we rarely think about our digital

phones we rarely think about our digital

phones we rarely think about our digital footprint but humanity has collectively

footprint but humanity has collectively

footprint but humanity has collectively generated more data in the last few

generated more data in the last few

generated more data in the last few years than all of preceding human

years than all of preceding human

years than all of preceding human history big data has become a big

history big data has become a big

history big data has become a big problem

problem

problem Digital storage is really expensive and

Digital storage is really expensive and

Digital storage is really expensive and none of these devices that we have

none of these devices that we have

none of these devices that we have really stand the test of time there’s

really stand the test of time there’s

really stand the test of time there’s this nonprofit website called the

this nonprofit website called the

this nonprofit website called the Internet Archive in addition to free

Internet Archive in addition to free

Internet Archive in addition to free books and movies you can access webpages

books and movies you can access webpages

books and movies you can access webpages as far back as 1996 now this is very

as far back as 1996 now this is very

as far back as 1996 now this is very tempting but I decided to go back and

tempting but I decided to go back and

tempting but I decided to go back and look at the Ted websites very humble

look at the Ted websites very humble

look at the Ted websites very humble beginnings as you can see it’s changed

beginnings as you can see it’s changed

beginnings as you can see it’s changed quite a bit in the last 30 years so this

quite a bit in the last 30 years so this

quite a bit in the last 30 years so this led me to the first ever Ted back in

led me to the first ever Ted back in

led me to the first ever Ted back in 1984 and it just so happened to be a

1984 and it just so happened to be a

1984 and it just so happened to be a Sony executive explaining how a compact

Sony executive explaining how a compact

Sony executive explaining how a compact disc works now it’s in its really

disc works now it’s in its really

disc works now it’s in its really incredible to be able to go back in time

incredible to be able to go back in time

incredible to be able to go back in time and access this moment it’s also really

and access this moment it’s also really

and access this moment it’s also really fascinating that after 30 years after

fascinating that after 30 years after

fascinating that after 30 years after that first Ted were still talking about

that first Ted were still talking about

that first Ted were still talking about digital storage now if we look back

digital storage now if we look back

digital storage now if we look back another 30 years IBM released the first

another 30 years IBM released the first

another 30 years IBM released the first ever hard drive back in 1956 here it is

ever hard drive back in 1956 here it is

ever hard drive back in 1956 here it is being loaded for shipping in front of a

being loaded for shipping in front of a

being loaded for shipping in front of a small audience it held the equivalent of

small audience it held the equivalent of

small audience it held the equivalent of one mp3 song and weight over one ton at

one mp3 song and weight over one ton at

one mp3 song and weight over one ton at $10,000 a megabyte I don’t think anyone

$10,000 a megabyte I don’t think anyone

$10,000 a megabyte I don’t think anyone in this room would be interested in

in this room would be interested in

in this room would be interested in buying this thing

buying this thing

buying this thing except maybe as a collector’s item but

except maybe as a collector’s item but

except maybe as a collector’s item but it’s the best that we could do at the

it’s the best that we could do at the

it’s the best that we could do at the time we’ve come such a long way in data

time we’ve come such a long way in data

time we’ve come such a long way in data storage devices have evolved

storage devices have evolved

storage devices have evolved dramatically but all media eventually

dramatically but all media eventually

dramatically but all media eventually wear out or become obsolete if someone

wear out or become obsolete if someone

wear out or become obsolete if someone handed you a floppy drive today to back

handed you a floppy drive today to back

handed you a floppy drive today to back up your presentation you’d probably look

up your presentation you’d probably look

up your presentation you’d probably look at them kind of strange maybe laugh but

at them kind of strange maybe laugh but

at them kind of strange maybe laugh but you’d have no way to use the damn thing

you’d have no way to use the damn thing

you’d have no way to use the damn thing these devices can no longer meet our

these devices can no longer meet our

these devices can no longer meet our storage needs although some of them can

storage needs although some of them can

storage needs although some of them can be repurposed all technology eventually

be repurposed all technology eventually

be repurposed all technology eventually dies or is lost along with our data all

dies or is lost along with our data all

dies or is lost along with our data all of our memories there’s this illusion

of our memories there’s this illusion

of our memories there’s this illusion that the storage problem has been solved

that the storage problem has been solved

that the storage problem has been solved but really we all just externalise it we

but really we all just externalise it we

but really we all just externalise it we don’t worry about storing our emails and

don’t worry about storing our emails and

don’t worry about storing our emails and our photos they’re just in the cloud but

our photos they’re just in the cloud but

our photos they’re just in the cloud but behind the scenes storage is problematic

behind the scenes storage is problematic

behind the scenes storage is problematic after all the cloud is just a lot of

after all the cloud is just a lot of

after all the cloud is just a lot of hard drives most of recorded human

hard drives most of recorded human

hard drives most of recorded human knowledge is now digital and there’s a

knowledge is now digital and there’s a

knowledge is now digital and there’s a lot of it modern media lasts tens of

lot of it modern media lasts tens of

lot of it modern media lasts tens of years if we’re lucky reading and writing

years if we’re lucky reading and writing

years if we’re lucky reading and writing and exposure to moisture and heat wears

and exposure to moisture and heat wears

and exposure to moisture and heat wears them out even more quickly we’re lucky

them out even more quickly we’re lucky

them out even more quickly we’re lucky if we get a few years out of these

if we get a few years out of these

if we get a few years out of these things man-made devices just are not

things man-made devices just are not

things man-made devices just are not very reliable and quickly become

very reliable and quickly become

very reliable and quickly become obsolete this was a popular storage

obsolete this was a popular storage

obsolete this was a popular storage device in the 80s and 90s mostly for

device in the 80s and 90s mostly for

device in the 80s and 90s mostly for storing cheesy pop songs yet the

storing cheesy pop songs yet the

storing cheesy pop songs yet the important link between these two objects

important link between these two objects

important link between these two objects is already being forgotten the more

is already being forgotten the more

is already being forgotten the more advanced computers get the more data we

advanced computers get the more data we

advanced computers get the more data we create storage has really been an issue

create storage has really been an issue

create storage has really been an issue since that first ever hard drive and in

since that first ever hard drive and in

since that first ever hard drive and in fact no media manufacturer in the world

fact no media manufacturer in the world

fact no media manufacturer in the world will guarantee that you’ll be able to

will guarantee that you’ll be able to

will guarantee that you’ll be able to recover your data with a exception of a

recover your data with a exception of a

recover your data with a exception of a few costly solutions now most digital

few costly solutions now most digital

few costly solutions now most digital data we could argue is not really

data we could argue is not really

data we could argue is not really critical surely we could just delete it

critical surely we could just delete it

critical surely we could just delete it but how can we really know

but how can we really know

but how can we really know it’s important today we’ve learned so

it’s important today we’ve learned so

it’s important today we’ve learned so much about human history from drawings

much about human history from drawings

much about human history from drawings and writings and caves from stone

and writings and caves from stone

and writings and caves from stone tablets we’ve deciphered languages from

tablets we’ve deciphered languages from

tablets we’ve deciphered languages from the Rosetta Stone you know we’ll never

the Rosetta Stone you know we’ll never

the Rosetta Stone you know we’ll never really have the whole story though our

really have the whole story though our

really have the whole story though our data is our story even more so today we

data is our story even more so today we

data is our story even more so today we won’t have our record recorded on stone

won’t have our record recorded on stone

won’t have our record recorded on stone tablets but we don’t have to choose what

tablets but we don’t have to choose what

tablets but we don’t have to choose what is important now there’s a way to store

is important now there’s a way to store

is important now there’s a way to store it all we’ve been steadily improving

it all we’ve been steadily improving

it all we’ve been steadily improving this flimsy technology from floppy disks

this flimsy technology from floppy disks

this flimsy technology from floppy disks to flash drives but it’s not enough

to flash drives but it’s not enough

to flash drives but it’s not enough these are pretty short-term solutions it

these are pretty short-term solutions it

these are pretty short-term solutions it turns out that there’s a solution that’s

turns out that there’s a solution that’s

turns out that there’s a solution that’s been around for a few billion years and

been around for a few billion years and

been around for a few billion years and it’s actually in this tube DNA is

it’s actually in this tube DNA is

it’s actually in this tube DNA is nature’s oldest storage device after all

nature’s oldest storage device after all

nature’s oldest storage device after all it contains all the information

it contains all the information

it contains all the information necessary to build and maintain a human

necessary to build and maintain a human

necessary to build and maintain a human being but what makes DNA so great well

being but what makes DNA so great well

being but what makes DNA so great well let’s take our own genome as an example

let’s take our own genome as an example

let’s take our own genome as an example if we were to print out all three

if we were to print out all three

if we were to print out all three billion ace t’s c’s and g’s on a you

billion ace t’s c’s and g’s on a you

billion ace t’s c’s and g’s on a you know standard font standard format and

know standard font standard format and

know standard font standard format and then we were to stack all of those

then we were to stack all of those

then we were to stack all of those papers it would be about a hundred and

papers it would be about a hundred and

papers it would be about a hundred and forty meters high somewhere between the

forty meters high somewhere between the

forty meters high somewhere between the Statue of Liberty and the Washington

Statue of Liberty and the Washington

Statue of Liberty and the Washington Monument now if we converted all those

Monument now if we converted all those

Monument now if we converted all those A’s T’s and G’s to digital data to zeros

A’s T’s and G’s to digital data to zeros

A’s T’s and G’s to digital data to zeros and ones it would total a few gigs and

and ones it would total a few gigs and

and ones it would total a few gigs and that’s in each cell of our body we have

that’s in each cell of our body we have

that’s in each cell of our body we have more than 30 trillion cells you get the

more than 30 trillion cells you get the

more than 30 trillion cells you get the idea

idea

idea DNA can store a ton of information in a

DNA can store a ton of information in a

DNA can store a ton of information in a miniscule space DNA is also very durable

miniscule space DNA is also very durable

miniscule space DNA is also very durable and it doesn’t even require electricity

and it doesn’t even require electricity

and it doesn’t even require electricity to store it we know this because

to store it we know this because

to store it we know this because scientists have recovered DNA from

scientists have recovered DNA from

scientists have recovered DNA from ancient humans that lived hundreds of

ancient humans that lived hundreds of

ancient humans that lived hundreds of thousands of years ago

thousands of years ago

thousands of years ago one of those is Otzi the Iceman turns

one of those is Otzi the Iceman turns

one of those is Otzi the Iceman turns out he’s Austrian you know scientists

out he’s Austrian you know scientists

out he’s Austrian you know scientists were able to recover DNA from Otzi he

were able to recover DNA from Otzi he

were able to recover DNA from Otzi he was found high well-preserved in the

was found high well-preserved in the

was found high well-preserved in the mountains between Italy and Austria and

mountains between Italy and Austria and

mountains between Italy and Austria and it turns out that he has living genetic

it turns out that he has living genetic

it turns out that he has living genetic relatives

relatives

relatives in Austria today so you one of you could

in Austria today so you one of you could

in Austria today so you one of you could be a cousin of it see the point is that

be a cousin of it see the point is that

be a cousin of it see the point is that we have a better chance of recovering

we have a better chance of recovering

we have a better chance of recovering information from an ancient human than

information from an ancient human than

information from an ancient human than we do from an old phone it’s also much

we do from an old phone it’s also much

we do from an old phone it’s also much less likely that we’ll lose the ability

less likely that we’ll lose the ability

less likely that we’ll lose the ability to read DNA than any single man-made

to read DNA than any single man-made

to read DNA than any single man-made device every single new storage format

device every single new storage format

device every single new storage format requires a new way to read it we’ll

requires a new way to read it we’ll

requires a new way to read it we’ll always be able to read DNA if we can no

always be able to read DNA if we can no

always be able to read DNA if we can no longer sequence we have bigger problems

longer sequence we have bigger problems

longer sequence we have bigger problems than worrying about data storage storing

than worrying about data storage storing

than worrying about data storage storing data on DNA is not new nature’s been

data on DNA is not new nature’s been

data on DNA is not new nature’s been doing it for several billion years in

doing it for several billion years in

doing it for several billion years in fact every living thing is a DNA storage

fact every living thing is a DNA storage

fact every living thing is a DNA storage device but how do we store data on DNA

device but how do we store data on DNA

device but how do we store data on DNA this is photo 51 it’s the first ever

this is photo 51 it’s the first ever

this is photo 51 it’s the first ever photo of DNA taken about 60 years ago

photo of DNA taken about 60 years ago

photo of DNA taken about 60 years ago this is around the time that that same

this is around the time that that same

this is around the time that that same hard drive was released by IBM so really

hard drive was released by IBM so really

hard drive was released by IBM so really our understanding of digital storage and

our understanding of digital storage and

our understanding of digital storage and of DNA have co-evolved we first learned

of DNA have co-evolved we first learned

of DNA have co-evolved we first learned to sequence or read DNA and very soon

to sequence or read DNA and very soon

to sequence or read DNA and very soon after how to write it or synthesize it

after how to write it or synthesize it

after how to write it or synthesize it this is much like how we learn a new

this is much like how we learn a new

this is much like how we learn a new language and now we have the ability to

language and now we have the ability to

language and now we have the ability to read write and copy DNA we do it in the

read write and copy DNA we do it in the

read write and copy DNA we do it in the lab all the time

lab all the time

lab all the time so anything really anything that can be

so anything really anything that can be

so anything really anything that can be stored as zeros and ones can be stored

stored as zeros and ones can be stored

stored as zeros and ones can be stored in DNA to store something digitally like

in DNA to store something digitally like

in DNA to store something digitally like this photo we convert it to bits or

this photo we convert it to bits or

this photo we convert it to bits or binary digits each pixel in a black and

binary digits each pixel in a black and

binary digits each pixel in a black and white photo is simply a 0 or a 1 and we

white photo is simply a 0 or a 1 and we

white photo is simply a 0 or a 1 and we can write DNA much like an inkjet

can write DNA much like an inkjet

can write DNA much like an inkjet printer can print letters on a page we

printer can print letters on a page we

printer can print letters on a page we just have to convert our data all of

just have to convert our data all of

just have to convert our data all of those zeros and ones to a is t’s c’s and

those zeros and ones to a is t’s c’s and

those zeros and ones to a is t’s c’s and g’s and then we send this to a synthesis

g’s and then we send this to a synthesis

g’s and then we send this to a synthesis company so we write it we can store it

company so we write it we can store it

company so we write it we can store it and when we want to recover our data we

and when we want to recover our data we

and when we want to recover our data we just sequence it now the fun part of all

just sequence it now the fun part of all

just sequence it now the fun part of all of this is deciding what files to

of this is deciding what files to

of this is deciding what files to include so we’re serious scientists so

include so we’re serious scientists so

include so we’re serious scientists so we had to include

we had to include

we had to include manuscript for good posterity we also

manuscript for good posterity we also

manuscript for good posterity we also included a $50 Amazon gift card don’t

included a $50 Amazon gift card don’t

included a $50 Amazon gift card don’t get too excited it’s already been spent

get too excited it’s already been spent

get too excited it’s already been spent someone decoded it as well as an

someone decoded it as well as an

someone decoded it as well as an operating system one of the first movies

operating system one of the first movies

operating system one of the first movies ever made and a pioneer plaque some of

ever made and a pioneer plaque some of

ever made and a pioneer plaque some of you might have seen this it has a

you might have seen this it has a

you might have seen this it has a depiction of a typical apparently male

depiction of a typical apparently male

depiction of a typical apparently male and female and our approximate location

and female and our approximate location

and female and our approximate location in the solar system in case the Pioneer

in the solar system in case the Pioneer

in the solar system in case the Pioneer spacecraft ever encounters

spacecraft ever encounters

spacecraft ever encounters extraterrestrials so once we decided

extraterrestrials so once we decided

extraterrestrials so once we decided what sort of files we want to encode we

what sort of files we want to encode we

what sort of files we want to encode we package up the data convert those zeros

package up the data convert those zeros

package up the data convert those zeros and ones to a is t’s c’s and g’s and

and ones to a is t’s c’s and g’s and

and ones to a is t’s c’s and g’s and then we just send this file off to a

then we just send this file off to a

then we just send this file off to a synthesis company and this is what we

synthesis company and this is what we

synthesis company and this is what we got back our files were in this tube all

got back our files were in this tube all

got back our files were in this tube all we had to do was sequence it this all

we had to do was sequence it this all

we had to do was sequence it this all sounds pretty straightforward but the

sounds pretty straightforward but the

sounds pretty straightforward but the difference between a really cool fun

difference between a really cool fun

difference between a really cool fun idea and something we can actually use

idea and something we can actually use

idea and something we can actually use is overcoming these practical challenges

is overcoming these practical challenges

is overcoming these practical challenges now while DNA is more robust than any

now while DNA is more robust than any

now while DNA is more robust than any man-made device it’s not perfect it does

man-made device it’s not perfect it does

man-made device it’s not perfect it does have some weaknesses so we recover our

have some weaknesses so we recover our

have some weaknesses so we recover our message by sequencing the DNA and every

message by sequencing the DNA and every

message by sequencing the DNA and every time data is retrieved we lose the DNA

time data is retrieved we lose the DNA

time data is retrieved we lose the DNA that’s just part of the sequencing

that’s just part of the sequencing

that’s just part of the sequencing process we don’t want to run out of data

process we don’t want to run out of data

process we don’t want to run out of data but luckily there’s a way to copy the

but luckily there’s a way to copy the

but luckily there’s a way to copy the DNA that’s even cheaper and easier than

DNA that’s even cheaper and easier than

DNA that’s even cheaper and easier than seek then synthesizing it we actually

seek then synthesizing it we actually

seek then synthesizing it we actually tested a way to make two hundred

tested a way to make two hundred

tested a way to make two hundred trillion copies of our files and we

trillion copies of our files and we

trillion copies of our files and we recovered all the data without error

recovered all the data without error

recovered all the data without error so sequencing also introduces errors

so sequencing also introduces errors

so sequencing also introduces errors into the into our DNA into the a’s t’s

into the into our DNA into the a’s t’s

into the into our DNA into the a’s t’s c’s and g’s Nature has a way to deal

c’s and g’s Nature has a way to deal

c’s and g’s Nature has a way to deal with this in our cells

with this in our cells

with this in our cells you know our data is stored in synthetic

you know our data is stored in synthetic

you know our data is stored in synthetic DNA in a tube so we had to find our own

DNA in a tube so we had to find our own

DNA in a tube so we had to find our own way to overcome this problem we decided

way to overcome this problem we decided

way to overcome this problem we decided to use an algorithm that was used to

to use an algorithm that was used to

to use an algorithm that was used to stream videos when you’re streaming a

stream videos when you’re streaming a

stream videos when you’re streaming a video you’re essentially trying to

video you’re essentially trying to

video you’re essentially trying to recover the original video the original

recover the original video the original

recover the original video the original file when we’re trying to recover our

file when we’re trying to recover our

file when we’re trying to recover our original files were simply sequencing

original files were simply sequencing

original files were simply sequencing but really both of these processes are

but really both of these processes are

but really both of these processes are about recovering enough zeros and one

about recovering enough zeros and one

about recovering enough zeros and one to put our data back together and so

to put our data back together and so

to put our data back together and so because of our coding strategy we were

because of our coding strategy we were

because of our coding strategy we were able to package up all of our data in a

able to package up all of our data in a

able to package up all of our data in a way that allowed us to make millions and

way that allowed us to make millions and

way that allowed us to make millions and trillions of copies and still always

trillions of copies and still always

trillions of copies and still always recover all of our files back this is

recover all of our files back this is

recover all of our files back this is the movie we encoded it’s one of the

the movie we encoded it’s one of the

the movie we encoded it’s one of the first movies ever made and now the first

first movies ever made and now the first

first movies ever made and now the first to be copied more than 200 trillion

to be copied more than 200 trillion

to be copied more than 200 trillion times on DNA soon after our work was

times on DNA soon after our work was

times on DNA soon after our work was published we persisted we participated

published we persisted we participated

published we persisted we participated and it asked me anything on the website

and it asked me anything on the website

and it asked me anything on the website reddit if you’re a fellow nerd you’re

reddit if you’re a fellow nerd you’re

reddit if you’re a fellow nerd you’re very familiar with this website most

very familiar with this website most

very familiar with this website most questions were thoughtful some were

questions were thoughtful some were

questions were thoughtful some were comical for example one user wanted to

comical for example one user wanted to

comical for example one user wanted to know when we would have a literal thumb

know when we would have a literal thumb

know when we would have a literal thumb drive now the thing is our DNA already

drive now the thing is our DNA already

drive now the thing is our DNA already stores everything needed to make us who

stores everything needed to make us who

stores everything needed to make us who we are it’s a lot safer to store data on

we are it’s a lot safer to store data on

we are it’s a lot safer to store data on DNA in a synthetic DNA in a tube writing

DNA in a synthetic DNA in a tube writing

DNA in a synthetic DNA in a tube writing and reading data from DNA is obviously a

and reading data from DNA is obviously a

and reading data from DNA is obviously a lot more time-consuming than just saving

lot more time-consuming than just saving

lot more time-consuming than just saving all your files on a hard drive for now

all your files on a hard drive for now

all your files on a hard drive for now so initially we should focus on

so initially we should focus on

so initially we should focus on long-term storage most data are

long-term storage most data are

long-term storage most data are ephemeral it’s really hard to grasp

ephemeral it’s really hard to grasp

ephemeral it’s really hard to grasp what’s important today or what will be

what’s important today or what will be

what’s important today or what will be important for future generations but the

important for future generations but the

important for future generations but the point is we don’t have to decide today

point is we don’t have to decide today

point is we don’t have to decide today there’s this great program by UNESCO

there’s this great program by UNESCO

there’s this great program by UNESCO called the memory of the world program

called the memory of the world program

called the memory of the world program it’s been created to preserve historical

it’s been created to preserve historical

it’s been created to preserve historical materials that are considered a value to

materials that are considered a value to

materials that are considered a value to all of humanity items are nominated to

all of humanity items are nominated to

all of humanity items are nominated to be added to the collection including

be added to the collection including

be added to the collection including that film that we encoded well a

that film that we encoded well a

that film that we encoded well a wonderful way to preserve human heritage

wonderful way to preserve human heritage

wonderful way to preserve human heritage it doesn’t have to be a choice instead

it doesn’t have to be a choice instead

it doesn’t have to be a choice instead of asking the current generation us what

of asking the current generation us what

of asking the current generation us what might be important in the future we

might be important in the future we

might be important in the future we could store everything in DNA storage is

could store everything in DNA storage is

could store everything in DNA storage is not just about how many bytes but how

not just about how many bytes but how

not just about how many bytes but how well we can actually store the data and

well we can actually store the data and

well we can actually store the data and recover it there’s always been this

recover it there’s always been this

recover it there’s always been this tension between how much

tension between how much

tension between how much data we can generate and how much we can

data we can generate and how much we can

data we can generate and how much we can recover and how much we can store every

recover and how much we can store every

recover and how much we can store every advance in writing data has required a

advance in writing data has required a

advance in writing data has required a new way to read it we can no longer read

new way to read it we can no longer read

new way to read it we can no longer read old media how many of you even have a

old media how many of you even have a

old media how many of you even have a disk drive in your laptop never mind a

disk drive in your laptop never mind a

disk drive in your laptop never mind a floppy drive this will never be the case

floppy drive this will never be the case

floppy drive this will never be the case with DNA as long as we’re around DNA is

with DNA as long as we’re around DNA is

with DNA as long as we’re around DNA is around and we’ll find a way to sequence

around and we’ll find a way to sequence

around and we’ll find a way to sequence it archiving the world around us is part

it archiving the world around us is part

it archiving the world around us is part of human nature this is the progress

of human nature this is the progress

of human nature this is the progress we’ve made in digital storage in 60

we’ve made in digital storage in 60

we’ve made in digital storage in 60 years at a time when we were only

years at a time when we were only

years at a time when we were only beginning to understand DNA yet we’ve

beginning to understand DNA yet we’ve

beginning to understand DNA yet we’ve made similar progress in half that time

made similar progress in half that time

made similar progress in half that time with DNA sequencers and as long as we’re

with DNA sequencers and as long as we’re

with DNA sequencers and as long as we’re around DNA we’ll never be obsolete thank

around DNA we’ll never be obsolete thank

around DNA we’ll never be obsolete thank you

you

you [Applause]

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