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Results from our forumRe: Any SOLID arguments against evolution? Arranging these 287 amino acids through randomness in 1000 years seems quite unlikely, 10,000 years - seeming ... quite possible. Were not just talking about hemoglobin here, but entire systems of organic macro-molecules and processes that evolution can not account for. 1. Transcription- ...
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Any SOLID arguments against evolution?... saying that primarily if you took the single atoms out of their amino acid arrangements, they could bond a vast number of ways, That's true but ... one another. After all, if there weren't, I'd expect my last course in organic chem would've been much simpler! I mean it's all H, C, O, N, and ...
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Re: Role of animals in the ecosystem... Fungi(Kingdom:Fungi...) are mostly responsible for the decomposition of organic substances so our waste would not be too much of a problem. -Insects ... don't think(correct me if im wrong) we would be able to get every amino acid that we need out of a source like this without farming many different ...
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can anyone help me answer these biology questions?... after they leave the golgi? - what would happen if you changed an amino acid in a protein? - how many pairs of e- can C share? - main structures ... - be able to match up cell structure with its function - what is organic chemistry based on? - how would you describe chemical equilibrium? ...
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Re: Stomach bloating and weight gain... most of the essential minerals and many of the essential amino acids. The immune system produces a lot of antibodies to fight of the many ... nutrients like the vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid) and the vitamin C, the organic compound PABA (paraminobenzoic acid) and the vitamin B6, pyridoxine ...
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