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Duh that is old tech, nowadays you enlarge the DNA to human size so you can easily pluck out individual nucleotides with regular tweezers.
And when she says that, she doesn’t mean finding a supplier. Once you put the tweezers down, you’ll never find them again
The worst part is when you wobble slightly and insert the strand of DNA in the wrong place, so instead of curing the patient’s genetic disease they immediately sprout horns.
One might say you make your patients horny.
That sound badass, where do I sign up?
Sorry, I accidentally spliced in the wrong bit of DNA for you; now you have 2 anuses coming out of your palms, and you can’t control them, like birds.
the generated clankslops out of those stock photos will be hillariousy worse.
get gud.
You got through a doctoral program in evolutionary biology without knowing how to spell tweezers?
. . .
Okay.
Have you met people this educated in fields this specialized? They ain’t got time, or room in their brain, to care about spelling.
Yeahbut . . .”tweasers”? C’mon man. Just spell the band and put a T in front.
It’s too egregious, it has to be ragebait. And you know what, it worked
The last image: my dna hurts
…i find this funny…on so MANY lavels…
Looks like it’s normal size tweezers, but vastly enlarged DNA.
Does CRISPR count as tweasers?
Doctors: I’m helping
You’re creating strand breaks is what you’re doing.
You’re telling me these https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_tweezers
don’t look like traditional tweezers except really small?
I’m sure they also spend a lot of time staring face to face with a DNA strand too
I think she means “as an evolutionary biologist: you have no idea …”. Rather than “as an evolutionary biologist, you have no idea …”.
Well, I did indeed have no idea I was an evolutionary biologist…
