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'Marie Kondo' Protein in Fruit Fly Embryos Helps Them Keep Organized

Medicine & Technology Jul 29, 2020

Researchers found a protein they called 'Marie Kondo' that, much like its namesake, removes unnecessary molecules inside the fruit fly embryos to keep them organized.

Kondo Decluttering Style Sparks Debate Concerning Plastic Waste

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Experts are worried that decluttering would mean more plastic waste to dispose.

Marie Kondo

'Marie Kondo' Protein in Fruit Fly Embryos Helps Them Keep Organized

Kondo Decluttering Style Sparks Debate Concerning Plastic Waste

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