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You guys are really underestimating the current regulations and safeguards currently existing for recombinant DNA procedures. In...
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Not just mammals either. I wonder how much of evolution has been due to co-opting such as this and how much is from mutation of existing...
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Welcome to PF! Just FYI, I've removed the book embedded in your post, as it's not quite appropriate for an introduction post. If you'd...
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@Drakkith I liked your 'like' . Meant in the nicest possible way, I'm sure. :smile:
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Good to know the power of dimensional analysis is still able to find gold...
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That sort of mechanism could explain the apparent phenomenon of 'Punctuated Equilibrium' which the proponents of intelligent design...
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I once asked a scientist doing simulations of stellar fusion in stars which nuclei he included in the simulations. His answer, "All of...
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I fear It’s considerably more complicated and involved as even wiki will tell you. A quick search on arXiv using just the words “solar...
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Temporal law enforcement agents will be / have already / just now visiting him to issue a ticket. Please ensure he shows / has shown /...
Jun 5, 2024
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You are lucky that you're a mentor. Otherwise, you would be warned for violating mainstream physics.
Jun 5, 2024
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I have time travelled! Success!
Jun 5, 2024
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More 'wow' factor for everyone: One of the primary proteins necessary for the development of the placenta (Syncytin-1) is believed to...
Jun 5, 2024
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This is an incredibly clever system. Haemoglobin is a very smart molecule which binds to Oxygen very loosely. So much so that it picks...
Jun 5, 2024
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The placenta, a temporary fetal organ, grows along the inside of the mother's uterus and exchanges gas (and other things) between the...
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