Hiding things about neo-Darwinism
Biologists devise invasion plan for mutations Excerpt: “…researchers describe a technique for creating mutations that invade the genome and transmit themselves across to the next […]
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RNA-mediated.com (topic descriptions)
Another companion domain has been added to the ScentofEros.com; Pheromones.com, PerfumingtheMind.com collection Intro to topics/catagories at RNA-mediated.com Information that links physics, chemistry, and molecular epigenetics […]
Are viruses microRNAs? (2)
The role of microRNAs in cell type differentiation can be compared in the context of the role of viruses and mutations that cause cancer. Facts […]
All of “like kind” (Part 2)
See: All of “like kind” in the (bigger) family I’ve since tried, but failed, to succinctly express my thoughts about representations in the article All […]
Unconstrained evolutionary innovability
The Strange Inevitability of Evolution by Philip Ball Excerpt 1) Natural selection supplies an incredibly powerful way of pruning variation into effective solutions to the […]
RNA-protein interactions reveal biophysical to ecological landscapes
Quantitative analysis of RNA-protein interactions on a massively parallel array reveals biophysical and evolutionary landscapes RNA-protein interactions are tethered to DNA via ultra-high-throughput measurement of […]
Model organisms: the birds and the bees
Bird Genomes Abound Scientists complete the largest-ever comparative genomic study of birds. By Ruth Williams | December 11, 2014 Excerpt: “Birds are model organisms for […]
Atoms to ecosystems: Evolutionary theory vs the coelacanth
Biodiversity: Life – a status report “Species are disappearing quickly — but researchers are struggling to assess how bad the problem is.” I want to […]
Dual genomes: exposing the evolution industry
Multiple haplotype-resolved genomes reveal population patterns of gene and protein diplotypes Excerpt: “The CDP showed a significant overrepresentation of certain gene ontology (GO) groups (global […]
Meaningful dialogue, anonymous fools and idiot minions
I use definitions to describe differences in behavior. I do not define biologically-based facts in attempts to make the definitions fit into the context of […]