Explaining Mitochondria Pattern Interest

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The discussion focuses on the interest patterns related to the search term "mitochondria," highlighting a significant peak in October, which aligns with the academic calendar when biochemistry is typically taught. There is also a secondary peak observed around February to March, likely due to increased reading or research activity during this period. The conversation notes that while other topics show consistent peaks of similar sizes, the interest in mitochondria distinctly features two varying peak sizes, with October being the most pronounced. This suggests a strong correlation between academic schedules and public interest in specific scientific topics.
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Obviously the academic year, evidently you cannot teach much biochemistry without mitochondria so it mainly goes into the autumn term; there is a secondary regular peak around Feb-Mar when probably more are reading than shows - they previously printed it out.
 


Well, yes, but it has a consistant peak of two different sizes. In any of my topics (nonlinear and complexity) the peaks are about the same size. Mitochndria uber peaks in October.
 

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