9. Huan has started a new job working as a bioinformatician (a biologist who specializes in computer programming to process and analyze large datasets, usually genomic data) at a biomedical company. Their new supervisor has given them data from several attempts to find the gene associated with a heart condition. In the first set of patients, there was a region of chromosome 4 with a mutation that was common in those with the condition. However, when Huan analyzes the data, they realize that later tests did not find this mutation to be any more common in those with the condition than without. Huan's supervisor is annoyed when they report this, and asks if they can just report the initial, more promising result, since the company has spent a lot of time on this. a. What could Huan say as a reply to their supervisor to explain why excluding the attempted replications is bad science? (1 pt)