Monthly Archives: March 2015

Are you nothing more than glorified “viruses”?

Posted on March 30, 2015 by frankabernathy

What if I told you your cells’ nuclei may actually be an amalgamation of viral, bacterial, fungal, and other forms of primitive eukaryotic DNA, all working together for the common good:………..YOU! That’s a pretty humbling thought, isn’t it? Almost on the … Continue reading →

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Circular eukaryotic DNA and cancer.

Posted on March 26, 2015 by frankabernathy

It seems the main place investigators “find” circular eukaryotic DNAs these days is when they’re looking at cancer cells which generate micronuclei and chromosomal rearrangements.  They call this DNA “pulverization” (see article link below). The chromosomes are literally “going nuts” with each cell … Continue reading →

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Circular eukaryotic DNA, no longer important?

Posted on March 17, 2015 by frankabernathy

I googled circular DNA today in a variety of formats and all I could come up with is journal articles dating back to the early 2000’s or earlier. If anyone knows of more recent articles relating to this topic I would … Continue reading →

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