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Does Chromosome Structure Really Matter? Yes It Does.
Ring chromosomes in humans, animals, and plants are well known to the scientific community. They are the result of chromosomal translocations and are usually deleterious and unstable. The current thinking is based on a linear chromosome model of replication. My … Continue reading
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Mr. Pocket
Did you ever watch “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs” on Netflix? It’s a set of short video stories that are as interesting as they are entertaining. The video stories are quite unique from each other. I read the book as … Continue reading
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Do Bacteria Cause Cancer or Does Cancer Cause “Bacteria”?
Tumor-resident intracellular microbiota promotes metastatic colonization in breast cancer. This article in the journal of “Cell” was posted on April 14th, 2022. You can start there to learn more about the idea that intracellular microbes promote cancer. It makes sense. … Continue reading
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Humans Descended From Primitive “Bacteria” That Still Exist Today?
The biggest argument against evolution is the so called lack of evidence for “missing links”, the focus always being on monkeys versus man. But let’s take it back even further than that. Let’s go beyond primates, beyond even the most … Continue reading
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Researchgate.net is a cool site for scientists and anyone interested in science
What is Researchgate.net? Well, it’s a social platform for scientists to share their research and ideas with anyone who might have an interest. That’s why I go there and became a member myself. You just never know what may pop … Continue reading
Posted in apoptosis, biology, cancer, cell, cell cycle, cell death, cellular differentiation, centriole, centrosome, chromatid, chromatin, chromosome, circular DNA, DNA, endosymbiont, endosymbionts, evolution, gene, gene expression, genetics, horizontal gene transfer, mitosis, mutation, nuclear matrix, nucleus, palindrome, RNA, RNA transcription, Stem Cells, symbiont, virus
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Why no Reproduction?
Science casts a blind eye Continue reading
Posted in bacteria, biology, cancer, cell, cell cycle, cell death, cellular differentiation, centriole, centrosome, chromatid, chromatin, chromosome, circular DNA, DNA, endosymbiont, endosymbionts, evolution, fake science, Fallacies in science, falsified data, Funding research, gene, gene expression, genetics, hologenome, horizontal gene transfer, meritocracy, mitosis, mutation, nuclear matrix, nucleus, palindrome, research fraud, RNA, RNA transcription, socialized science, Stem Cells, symbiont, the medical industrial complex, virus
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Holes in the Hologenome Theory?
Posted in alkali resistant RNA, apoptosis, ARR, autoimmune, autoimmune disease, bacteria, biology, cancer, cell, cell cycle, cell death, cellular differentiation, centriole, centrosome, chromatid, chromatin, chromosome, circular DNA, DNA, endosymbiont, endosymbionts, evolution, gene, gene expression, genetics, hologenome, horizontal gene transfer, mitosis, mutation, nuclear matrix, nucleus, symbiont, virus
Tagged biology, cancer, DNA, hologenome, symbiosis
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Notice to All Non-Scientists…
Folks, I know I am trying to be all things to all people, because I believe the general public is fully capable of understanding science if it is presented in a non-threatening manner. I know, I know… it also needs … Continue reading
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Tagged cell, cell death, cell division, cellular differentiation, centriole, centrosome, chromatid, chromatin, chromosome, chromosome level assemblies, chromosome structure, DNA, endosymbiont, endosymbionts, endosymbiosis, euchromatin, evolution, heterochromatin, human evolution, mitosis, non-random chromosome reorganization, origins of cells, RNA, stem cell, Stem Cells apoptosis, symbiont, symbiosis
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Building Chromosomes From Chromosomes (the Grand Merger)
I’m cheating a little bit with this title because this is almost the same exact video I put on Bitchute the last time entitled “How Can Animal Chromosomes Be Put Together via Endosymbiosis?” The only differences are that I cleaned … Continue reading
Posted in biology, cancer, cellular differentiation, centriole, centrosome, chromatid, chromatin, chromosome, circular DNA, endosymbiont, endosymbionts, evolution, Funding research, gene expression, genetics, nucleus, symbiont
Tagged chromatid, chromatin, chromosomal, chromosome, chromosome level assemblies, chromosome structure, circular DNA, DNA, DNA cassettes, DNA superstructure, endosymbiont, endosymbiosis, junk DNA, symbiont, symbiosis, viral dna
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How Can Animal Chromosomes Be Put Together via Endosymbiosis?
https://www.bitchute.com/video/77lAbZN8ZlIM This movie is a grand summation of how hierarchical endosymbiosis may have been used to build the chromosomes we see in animals today and how cellular differentiation may occur in such chromosomes. It brings home the idea that animal … Continue reading
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Tagged cellular differentiation, centriole, centrosome, circular DNA, endosymbiont, endosymbiosis, gene, gene expression, genetic, mitosis, nucleus, RNA transcription, symbiont
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