See: George Church refutes theistic evolution George Church may not know that he refuted every aspect of theistic evolution in his presentation on February 8, 2017. Hopefully, someone will tell him how he linked quantum physics from chemistry to biophysically constrained protein folding and all biodiversity, or explain to others how he did that. Here … George Church refutes theistic evolution (2)
The “Antiphage Defense Strategy” in Vibrio anguillarum is called autophagy by many serious scientists. It links nutrient energy-dependent pheromone-controlled quorum sensing to viral latency, healthy longevity, symbiosis, reproduction, and biodiversity from microbial species to humans. For an evolutionary approach to energy-dependent autophagy that fails to address any aspect of how virus-driven energy theft causes all … Autophagy is the antiphage defense strategy
Apparently, Paul Hartley blocked me from further discussion of his OP about dinosaurs and gladiators before I could ask if he thought “The Battlefield” is a “false flag” group. Does anyone else think that? If so, do you think it can survive publication of experimental evidence that links responsive supramolecular systems to stepwise changes … The futility of The Battlefield FB group
Human high intelligence is involved in spectral redshift of biophotonic activities in the brain The tendency of the spectral redshift of glutamate-induced biophotonic emissions in this study is in the order of frog, mouse, chicken, pig, monkey, and human, which is almost consistent with the phylogenetic tree. Although the present imaging technique could not distinguish … Conserved biophotonic emissions
I requested a reprint of this article from the senior author on 10/29/15 and received it on 12/18/15. Scientific progress moves fast, and Hydrogen-Atom Transfer in DNA Base Pairs (2) appears before the continuation of this post is linked to Hydrogen-Atom Transfer in DNA Base Pairs (3) and others in this series. Ultraviolet Absorption Induces … Hydrogen-Atom Transfer in DNA Base Pairs
The second law of thermodynamics is the first law of psychology: evolutionary developmental psychology and the theory of tandem, coordinated inheritances: comment on Lickliter and Honeycutt (2003). This link opens the pdf Excerpt 1) Over the individual life span, what causes organisms to start out as single cells and then anti-entropically climb to dizzyingly greater … Natural selection: an anti-entropic force?
“We have a group trying to model the mitochondrion” — Ulla Mattfolk Trash pickup problem Excerpt: “The PGAM5 protein would be regulated by an allosteric mechanism, in which its biological function would switch from activation of the PINK1/PARKIN pathway for removal of damaged mitochondria to the FUNDC1 pathway for removal of damaged mitochondria,” according to … Anti-entropic solar energy
Cell type differentiation is included in all topics in biology, which is why it is important to understand what is currently known about top-down causation in the context of physics and chemistry. Taken together, physics, chemistry, and the conserved molecular mechanisms of biology link Drosophila to Octopuses and all other species on this planet via … RNA directed DNA methylation and cell types
1) Arguments in the evo-devo debate: say it with flowers! Abstract excerpt: A key question in evolutionary developmental biology is how DNA sequence changes have directed the evolution of morphological diversity. The widely accepted view was that morphological changes resulted from differences in number and/or type of transcription factors, or even from small changes in … Imagining that data historically supports evolutionary theory
The ever-smaller future of physics ‘Theory of everything’ captures Weinberg’s imagination in Lee Historical Lecture Excerpt: “…there are hints that the answers to fundamental questions will reveal themselves at around a million billionths — between 10-17 and 10-19 — of the radius of the typical atomic nucleus. My comment: Evolutionary theorists may not recognize the … The future of physics predicts no future for evolutionary theory
