About Science Groove
Science Groove is a project led by real-life scientists with musical experience, most notably Do Peterson. They have released two albums to date. My Dissertation (2002) was Do Peterson's actual doctoral dissertation sung to a series of original compositions. It had something to do with identifying a disease gene using a "single-locus linkage method." Muscles & Magnets (2005) had more highschool/undergrad-level lyrics. As suggested by the album title, it concerned magnetic imaging and the cellular processes that fuel muscles.
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Top Tracks
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Glucose, Glucose
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The Nucleus I Like Best
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Hooray For NMR Spectroscopy!
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Necessary But Not Sufficient
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Oxidative Phosphorylation
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Myofibrils
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The Phantom
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29 Reasons
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The Krebs Cycle
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Come On Down (The Electron Transport Chain)
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Twinkle, Twinkle, T2*
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La Méthode Scientifique
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Sense and Context
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Performance
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Title Slide
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Hooray For NMR Spectroscopy
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An Example Show
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Discussion Percussion
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Here Is The Outline
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Single-lo
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ASP (Affected Sibling-Pairs)
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What are the Assumptions?
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What Are The Assumptions
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Glucose
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Marker Data
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R3 (Recurrence-Risk Ratio)
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La Methode Scientifique
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Under The Null
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Likelihood 0o!
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Likelihood, Oo!
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Twinkle, Twinkle, T2
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Hooray
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Glucose Glucose
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Krebs Cycle
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Nucleus
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Under the Null (Under Additive, Multiplicative and Recessive Penetrance)
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R3
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Phantom
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Le Methode Scientifique
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Twinkle
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Krebs
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Come
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Likelihood
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Likelihood, 0o!
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R3hifi
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Under The Null (Under Additive, Muliplicative and Recessive Penetrance)
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Methode
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Necessary
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Oxidative
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