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Dictionary » G » Genetic information Genetic informationGenetic information The heritable biological information coded in the nucleotide sequences of dna or rna (certain viruses), such as in the chromosomes or in plasmids. ![]()
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Results from our forumIs evolution as simple as we think?... at uni ask your professors for LITERATURE of a mutation adding NEW genetic information (NEW nucleotides for NEW protein), neofunctionlization is a myth for the most part ...
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Re:... a mechanism for adding NEW nucleotides coding for NEW proteins (aka new genetic information) to me, that leaves 'evolution' as something that never happened. So yes my 'assumptions' ...
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Creationism is not scientific... Change in gene frequency? Speciation? Descent with modification? Genetic drift? Any change in any living thing ever? The myth that the most ... for adding NEW nucleotides coding for NEW proteins (aka new genetic information) to me, that leaves 'evolution' as something that never happened. ...
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Re: Animal cell nucleus shape changes... So nucleus is an important part of Eukaryotic cells because it stores genetic information. During the cell division e.g. in mitosis and meiosis nucleus play important role. ...
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Evolutionary mechanismsPeople do not seem to realize there is no source of bulk amounts of NEW genetic information. Mutations you say? Hospitals are full of people with mutation (cancer, disease, ...
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