Molecular EvolutionDna Sequences: More Is Not Better
November 1, 2011 If a little is good, more must be better, right? Though it is tempting to live by this adage, it seldom Don’t Judge Too Quickly
Some of my favorite commercials are part of the “Don’t Judge Too Quickly” series.
The moral of these commercials: things aren’t necessarily what they seem. Genetically Modified Plants Challenge Biological Evolution
2/9/2011 Heated debate surrounds the safety of genetically modified foods—foodstuff derived from organisms that have been genetically altered. Horizontal Gene Transfer Masquerades As Common Ancestry
8/19/2010 Masquerade parties are a lot of fun. Inspiration for costumes comes from all kinds of sources. At these types of gatherings, it’s not unusual to find people dressed up as princesses, soldiers, superheroes, movie stars, historical figures, and other famous people. Sometimes the inspiration for the costume comes from a well-known children’s story. Last Halloween, my wife and I attended a costume party dressed as Thing 1 and Thing 2 from Dr. Seuss’ The Cat in the Hat. (My wife’s idea) Mutations Exceed Expectations
4/1/1999 Ironically, modern "advances" could serve to hasten humanity's demise. For the first time, geneticists have measured the proportion of harmful mutations arising in one generation of advanced species. The numbers are staggering. Operon Synteny Brings Order To The Case For Intelligent Design, Part 2 (of 2)
7/27/2011 Getting a head start has its advantages. If you are an early bird, you will get the worm. And if you are in the U. S. Army, you will “do more before 9:00 AM than most people do all day.” The Functional Significance Of Gene Location: Countering The Case For Biological Evolution
10/28/2010 Anyone who has ever bought or sold a home knows the three most important factors in real estate: location, location, location. Traditionally, geneticists did not think this principle had much to do with the variability of biological traits, but recent research now suggests otherwise. In fact, it looks as if a gene’s location is more important than its identity when it comes to the variability of biological traits. Wheat Tells A Story Of Beginnings
1/1/1999 DNA “fingerprinting” helps with investigations beyond the criminal courtroom. In one recent case, this research technique was applied to the study of agriculture’s origin, and the results provide a significant corroboration of biblical historicity. According to that study, Molecular EvolutionCreation Update Primetime #7
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