Andrew Huberman· PhD
The man who first thought about this barrier is called Wiseman, August Wiseman. This was in the 19th century, so it is called today the Wiseman Barrier, separation of the soma from the germline.
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The man who first thought about this barrier is called Wiseman, August Wiseman. This was in the 19th century, so it is called today the Wiseman Barrier, separation of the soma from the germline.
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