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What do our genes tell us about our past?

The use of DNA sequences to elucidate the history of relationships of organisms is widespread, and focus on our species has been intense. This paper examines some simple aspects of using genetic information to analyze relationships within and amongst humans. Clonal markers (mtDNA and Y chromosomal DNA) have always shown a high degree of structure and robustness when analyzed for hierarchical st...

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Artificial intelligence masters poker Computers can beat humans at games as complex as chess or go. In these and similar games, both players have access to the same information, as displayed on the board. Although computers have the ultimate poker face, it has been tricky to teach them to be good at poker, where players cannot see their opponents’ cards. Moravčík et al. built a code dubbed Deep...

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How to Decide Which Gesture to Make According to Our Goals and Our Contextual Knowledge

As all gesture scholars have shown, we make gestures of different kinds. They differ as for their occurrence (some are necessarily performed during speech, others are not) and for their physical structure (some are bi -phasic structure, while others tri-phasic, [3]). But they also bear different kinds of meanings and fulfill different communicative functions. A large number of gesture taxonomie...

P-158: ART and Gynecological Cancer: Report of Our Experiences and Literature Review

Background: Infertility is an important and common problem in couples that needs to assisted reproductive technology (ART) or the other drug therapies. Infertility has been known as a risk factor for ovarian cancer, breast cancer and endometrial cancer but there is a question about the relationship of these cancers to infertility itself or drugs and methods of infertility treatment. Materials a...