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... bacteria, will have a fairly large % of protein encoding genes (80%+). Also, you may want to know that every DNA fragment has 6 possible reading frames, and only one of the reading frame encodes for a protein. This MAY be what the patent is refering to when they talk about nongenes - the wrong ...

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... from father to son. You see wrong. We have isolated gene groups that cause such mutations. First link i saw: http://www.lbl.gov/Education/ELSI/Frames/cancer-genes-f.html Some are mistakes in protein synthesis, meiosis/mitosis etc. but you cannot deny genetic disorders. AFJ Said: Evolution would ...

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... us for a date multiplies by time relative to the human intelligence doing the measuring. Or in other words there are two entirely separate time frames, the one that our brain experiences and the one an intelligent cause would experience. I reconcile Science and Religion with K-12 level science ...

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What are your experiences with 3' RACE? It's not working very well for me. I got some additional sequences, but when translated in all 6 frames, there's multiple stop codons. It's weird because the sequences are amplified from an mRNA library. Shouldn't the sequences I get all be coding and ...

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... Clifford Carnicom- The time lapse video covers a period of approximately six hours and compresses the time into approximately one minute with 30 frames. The video images are time stamped in the lower right hand corner. The time interval between successive images is approximately 12 minutes. At ...

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