Summary: Students in the United States can learn how pseudoscientists bastardized Darwin’s theory by playing the game “Cytosis.” It links the creation of virucidal light to the creation of ATP and the creation of RNA, which biophysically constrains all energy-dependent biodiversity in the context of the physiology of pheromone-controlled reproduction and activation of the cell … Who created your virus-driven death gene? (3)
There is no such thing as de novo control of electrons or self-assembly. Answering Schrödinger’s question: A free-energy formulation The free-energy principle (FEP) is a formal model of neuronal processes that is widely recognised in neuroscience as a unifying theory of the brain and biobehaviour. More recently, however, it has been extended beyond the brain … Schrodinger’s answer to Schrodinger’s question
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
The Exosome Is Recruited to RNA Substrates through Specific Adaptor Proteins Reported as: The exosome regulates the processing, degradation, and surveillance of a plethora of RNA species. Excerpt: …the exosome employs a general mechanism of recruitment to defined substrates and that this process is regulated through adaptor proteins. Journal article excerpt: (subscription required) The nuclear … Exosomes and the RNA-mediated future of medicine
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 provide a basis for explaining the biological basis of epigenetically-effected cell type differentiation in species from microbes to man. But first, those who are biologically uninformed must answer the question: … Are viruses microRNAs? (2)
