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Comments by anneal22

Teaching teenagers: use non-pathogenic yeast, keep everything on plates, and let them design the experiment. The safety risk is boredom-driven improvisation, not the enzyme.

It is in there — line 14, the $22 board. The expensive part historically was the Peltier driver and that is what got cheap.

Trehalose stabilisation is old but the field-deployment data is what makes this worth reading. 40 °C for six weeks is a real number.

Anyone else notice that the reproducibility argument always ends with "we need better metadata" and never with "we need to fund replication"?