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Wednesday, 21 December 2011
BGI photos: December 2011
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BGI coffee room. I charged the espresso on Chris Chang's badge.
Film crew takes in a technical discussion. Rare mutations, pseudogenes and rs numbers.
Shooting at a hipster pad in Dameisha. Barbeque and a showing of
Gattaca
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