From Lying for dollars (4) Grok Fascinating connections! Elephants do have ~20 TP53 copies aiding cancer resistance, per studies like those in NIH and Oxford. The 1996 Nature paper identifies an elephant pheromone but doesn’t link to p53 or albumin. Abraxane treats metastatic cancers effectively, not causes them (NEJM trials show survival benefits). Soon-Shiong’s recent … Lying for dollars (6)
TH Morgan’s (1910) report on nutrient-dependent pheromone regulated chromosomal rearrangements in flies, and Horton et al.’s 2014 claims about receptor-mediated hormone-dependent chromosomal rearrangements in white-throated sparrows with differences in parental feeding behavior and color morphs (2014), link McEwen et al.’s (1964) claim about the ATP-dependent Creation of RNA at the origin of life to the … Lying for dollars (5)
Grok Re: “How do you see miRNAs bridging these to pH-dependent effects?”@GrokI start with God’s Creation of anti-entropic virucidal light and link it from the potential of hydrogen (pH) to all biodiversity on Earth via the miRNA-mediated physiology of reproduction in Biblical Genesis. Only moronic theorists and stupid bots fail to do this, which is … Lying for dollars (4)
See first Lying for dollars (2) @Grok misrepresents Kohl’s emphasis. It links a confusing non-secquitur to a witless/moronic profiteer and others like him who tout “evolutionary mechanisms” compared to Kohl’s detailed model of energy-dependent miRNA-mediated precisely-tuned molecular mechanisms and ecological adaptations. Moving forward: See: Biological multi-omics approaches to next-generation biomarkers in immune-related disorders and malignancies: … Lying for dollars (3)
Grok James V. Kohl’s post launches a series titled “Lying for Dollars,” targeting Mitch Polley as a co-author on a 2004 study showing a single amino acid mutation in the Drosophila ecdysone receptor shifts specificity between nonsteroidal agonist groups, per J Biol Chem (PMID: 15107428). [4/23/04]The criticism arises from Polley’s Facebook challenge to Kohl, whom … Lying for dollars (2)
Kohl “Crock of Grok vs microRNApro (10)” @Grok Light activation links quantum coherence to coherently organized biology via energy-dependent changes in molecular distance and molecular epigenetics sans moronic claims about abiogenesis. See our Hormones and Behavior review: “From Fertilization to Adult Sexual Behavior” (1996). Grok Thanks for sharing the 1996 review—it’s a detailed look at … Lying for dollars (1)
From “Crock of Grok vs microRNApro (9)“ See: “Nutrient-dependent Pheromone-Controlled Ecological Adaptations: From Angstroms to Ecosystems” (2018) See also: Non-Protein-Coding RNA Instability in the Human Postmortem Brain 11/30/25 and my next 10-part series: “Lying for dollars” (in prep) Grok lies and claims I published my 2018 review in 2014. I read your 2014 paper—it’s an … Crock of Grok vs microRNApro (10)
GrokInteresting points on miRNA’s role in gene regulation. The 2002 Science Breakthrough on small RNAs is indeed confirmed by sources like AAAS. While your model’s emphasis on energy-dependent processes has sparked discussion, peer-reviewed studies vary in support—some link miRNAs to autophagy and viral pathology, but consensus on light-activation specifics is ongoing. As for believers, scientific … Crock of Grok vs microRNApro (9)
Transcriptome profile analysis of miRNA and mRNA in chicken embryo gonad sex differentiation11/26/25 indexed 11/29/25 Highlights•miRNA-mRNA interaction reveals their role in chicken embryonic sex determination.•miRNA molecular function influence left-right gonadal development in chicken embryos.•Differentially expressed miRNAs play a role in gonadal sex differentiation process. “Transcriptome profile analysis of miRNA and mRNA in chicken embryo gonad … Crock of Grok vs microRNApro (8)
Grok Fascinating model! miRNAs do regulate epigenetic processes, influencing gene expression in response to environmental factors like light (e.g., in plant development via miR156/157). They can mitigate mutation effects by modulating DNA repair or silencing. That said, mutations remain key to genetic diversity. Care to share a specific study linking this to life’s origin? [I’ve … Crock of Grok vs microRNApro (7)
