RNA-Mediated

Summary: I suspect that John Hewitt will soon publish an article on the energy-dependent creation of microRNAs and enzymes. He is most likely to link the virus-driven theft of quantized energy as information to all pathology without challenging pseudoscientists and other science journalists to revise their ridiculous claims about mutation-driven evolution. Digital medicine, on its way to being just plain medicine There are already nearly 30,000 peer-reviewed English-language scientific journals, producing an estimated 2.5 million articles a year. Until recently,…

Energy-dependent base editing and correction of mutations (2)

December 11, 2017

Adaptations, Alternative Splicings, Autophagy, biophotonics, Cytosis, Diseases & Disorders, Ecology, Human Pheromones, Model Organisms, Nutrigenomics, RNA Directed, RNA-directed DNA methylation, RNA-mediated epigenetic regulation of gene expression, RNA-mediated gene silencing, RNA–Mediated Epigenetic Heredity, Variations

On 12/10/17, a long-term business partner called to tell me he was ending his efforts to sell human pheromone-enhanced fragrance products to those who understand how the products help to biophysically constrain viral latency in all mammals. QuEBS workshop has established itself as an outstanding stage to present the research in the intersection of physics, chemistry and biology. […] discussion of notable scientists and pioneers of Quantum Biology… established excitons in biology as the “must-talk-language” when describing the quantum effects…

Selfish X-linked alleles and X chromosome inactivation

November 6, 2017

Adaptations, Alternative Splicings, base editing, Diseases & Disorders, Ecology, Human Pheromones, Model Organisms, RNA Directed, RNA editing, RNA-directed DNA methylation

From Fertilization to Adult Sexual Behavior In our section on molecular epigenetics from 1996 we wrote: Genomic-imprinting is also manifest in specific parts of the X-inactivation region’s related XIST gene. Here male- and female-specific methyl-group patterns participate in X-inactivation in females and also in the preferential inactivation of the paternal X in human placentae of female concepti (Harrison, 1989; Monk, 1995). This process indicates that tissues of the early conceptus can sense and react differentially to epigenetic sexual dimorphisms on…

Your indifference is killing you and others (4)

August 15, 2017

Adaptations, Cytosis, Diseases & Disorders, Ecology, Human Pheromones, Model Organisms, Physics, RNA Directed, RNA-directed DNA methylation, Subatomic, Variations

Summary: I suspect that Subatomic, like Cytosis, will help link atoms to ecosystems via my model of nutritional epigenetics and the pheromone-controlled visual perception of mass and energy, which has been linked from the sense of smell in bacteria across the space time continuum via olfaction. From 7 years ago. Published 7 years ago on 15 Aug 2010 by James V. Kohl of Pheromones.com, RNA-mediated.com, and Autophagy.pro Kohl is the co-author of “The Scent of Eros” and he is the…

Energy-dependent physical and biophysical constraints (9)

July 28, 2017

Adaptations, Autophagy, Cytosis, Diseases & Disorders, Ecology, Human Pheromones, Light Energy, Model Organisms, Nutrigenomics, RNA Directed, RNA-directed DNA methylation, RNA-mediated gene silencing, Variations, What's in the News

Summary: Energy determines genome compaction because activity in the nucleus is energy-dependent. Chromatin chains link energy-dependent changes in base pairs from single nucleotide polymorphisms to fixation of RNA-mediated amino acid substitutions in organized genomes via the physiology of pheromone-controlled reproduction. It’s all about the base. Energy-dependent physical and biophysical constraints (8) ChromEMT: Visualizing 3D chromatin structure and compaction in interphase and mitotic cells Excerpt 1) The chromatin structure of DNA determines genome compaction and activity in the nucleus. My comment:…

Ecological genomics: teleophobes respond (too late)

January 11, 2016

Adaptations, Alternative Splicings, biophotonics, Diseases & Disorders, Ecology, Model Organisms, Nutrigenomics, Pharmacogenomics, Physics, RNA Directed, RNA-mediated epigenetic regulation of gene expression, RNA-mediated gene silencing, RNA-mediated toxicity, RNA–Mediated Epigenetic Heredity, Variations

Forecasting Ecological Genomics: High-Tech Animal Instrumentation Meets High-Throughput Sequencing Conclusion: Twenty years ago, an essay about sequencing genomes and remotely tracking animals across the globe in real time would have been the subject of science fiction. In 2015, there are over 50,000 animals being tracked [12], and single research groups now sequence dozens, up to hundreds, of individual genomes [17,82]. By embracing new technology and integrating these data streams into an ecological genomic framework (Fig 1), we are now poised…

Mystery machine vs medical intelligence

October 20, 2015

Adaptations, Alternative Splicings, Diseases & Disorders, Ecology, Model Organisms, RNA Directed, RNA-mediated epigenetic regulation of gene expression, RNA-mediated gene silencing, Variations

There’s a Mystery Machine That Sculpts the Human Genome Excerpt 1) This is an important milestone in understanding the three dimensional structure of chromosomes, but like most great papers, it raises more questions than it provides answers… My comment: That claim is common among researchers who need to keep being funded. Excerpt 2) “There’s a growing appreciation that some diseases are related to how the genome is oriented rather than just a mutation,” adds Rao. “This is a little speculative,…

Re-inventing a completely new thing

April 25, 2015

Adaptations, Ecology, Human Pheromones, Model Organisms, Nutrigenomics, Pharmacogenomics, Physics, RNA Directed

Ancient Viruses, Once Foes, May Now Serve as Friends Excerpt 1) “A new study published in the journal Nature on Monday suggests that endogenous retroviruses spring to life in the earliest stages of the development of human embryos. The viruses may even assist in human development by helping guide embryonic development and by defending young cells from infections by other viruses.” Excerpt 2) “Dr. Wysocka acknowledged that the evidence she and her colleagues had gathered was only suggestive at this…

Forces of "Nature" limit dissemination of information

October 1, 2014

Ecology, Physics

Force of nature gave life its asymmetry Excerpt: “In 2011, Meierhenrich and colleages showed4 that such light could transfer its handedness to amino acids. But even demonstrating how a common physical phenomenon would have favoured left-handed amino acids over right-handed ones would not tell us that this was how life evolved, adds Laurence Barron, a chemist at the University of Glasgow, UK. “There are no clinchers. We may never know.” My comment:I think the clincher is the creation of the…

Did our adapted mind evolve?

September 22, 2014

Adaptations, Ecology, Human Brain, Variations