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Cheese history, redating the Inca empire, and the source of the breath’s rhythm

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The episode connects historical evidence and modern biological methods. Meagan Cantwell and Christie Wilcox discuss nuclear history, a gene associated with hair graying and old Swiss cheese. Lizzie Wade explains how radiocarbon evidence is changing the chronology of the Inca empire. Nicholas Bush then describes neuronal recordings and computational approaches to understanding the circuits that generate rhythmic breathing.

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nuclear historybiological methodshair grayingold Swiss cheeseradiocarbon evidencechronology of the Inca empireneuronal recordingscomputational approachesrhythmic breathing