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I agree, that makes perfect sense. I was a little wary about injecting Bree with someone else's blood in the first place (blood-born pathogens, etc.), but that makes me even more against it, thoughtspoetic.

Plus, now that I think about it, I would hope Jonas wouldn't be just chillin' on the bed on the sheets in "The Morning After" if there were blood on them...

Yeah, a lot of women tear their hymens before they ever actually have sex, just doing day-to-day things like climbing trees, dancing, etc. So even if Bree was a virgin, she might not have bled.

Meepers has some more changes suggested on the comments if anyone wants to scope them out.

Great job, everybody!

Awesome! Great job, kellylen. Never doubted you for a minute.

Props to a fellow scientist (albeit in a field much more relevant than mine at the moment).

From Meepers (who can't sign on the forums right now):

meepers_anonymous (send note) Says:
July 11th, 2007 at 8:22 pm


For guys solving the papers, given point 3 and 4 don’t make sense. Especially point 3

I think what its trying to say is that these girls all have a weird ribozyme but they ...

Darn it, thought I actually contributed something useful here, but got beaten to the punch...

(Goes back to lurking)

Aponi - TBD usually means "To Be Determined"

Meaning they don't know what side effects this "treatment" could have on Bree besides making her Trait Negative.

Meaning it could be dangerous for her. Or it could be totally fine.

A possible correction from the comment board?

Joe (send note) Says:
July 11th, 2007 at 6:57 pm

Theoretical Solution
2) Create complimentary strand of RNA

(complimentary might make more sense than supplementary)

That's a good question, Gawains. Do you guys know anything else about the ceremony, Taylor?

I'm sure it is! Keep up the good work! I'm definitely looking forward to seeing another vid of all 5 of you together.

Anything we can help you guys brainstorm on?

So sounds like Spencer wasn't too mad after the fact -- you guys all hanging out together now?

That makes sense about the purity bond. Does Spencer have any idea what might make Bree trait positive or how to stop it?

LdyKimbote wrote:Ok well in the library world... if a book gets water damage you just put it in a frost free freezer. It sucks out all the water without damage to the paper.

Wow, great info, LdyKimbote! Daniel, try that for sure!

Hi and welcome, Spencer!

Looking at Drew Avery's notebook would definitely be a way to go. Also, if you can read through the stuff others have posted elsewhere on the forums about ribosomes, etc., it might be helpful.

Thanks, Broken Kid. Let's stay focused on the actual issues at hand here.

Any word on the other papers you found? If they were typed or written in ink that does not run, the text should probably still be in tact, the papers will just be a bit wavy...

EDIT: Have you tried a hair drier? I know you ...