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Zotero (and Notion) are my academic overlords, and I will praise them until the inevitable heat death of the universe (or until they turn evil and stop being free, whatever comes first). Some reasons I love Zotero:
- Allows you to create collections to organize your papers by categories
- Tag papers to find them more easily
- Zotero streamlines reference management and auto-generates citations in all major styles (MLA, APA, Chicago, Nature, etc.) - it integrates with Word and Google Docs making in-text citations and bibliography creation so easy.
- Lots of tools for annotations and tagging. The iPad version even supports handwritten notes (and thus drawings).
- It's free and open-access (and better than Mendeley IMO).
Do you already use Zotero?

The way genetic information is stored is actually pretty clever.

Needless to say, this is a fairly simplified explanation, and while it does the job, there's a lot more to DNA than straightforward messages!

Did you find this explanation useful? Let me know your thoughts 🦜