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For the souls of the deceased Roman Pon-

Long live “pass the dutchie ’p�Dz� the left-hand side.”

"We were able to provide unprecedented insight into the development of this region from the embryonic stage to adulthood in mice and identify the intricate composition of the cells involved and how they develop," explains Pon Ganish Prakash, another scientist involved in the study.

"Here's another consideration, that we could change the beneficiary to me, and I can use the money for my own education," Pon said.

As it happened, Pon's daughter graduated from the University of California-Berkeley with a degree in sociology, and the family had money left over.