Sequential

... on another logical fallacy; the assumption that all naturally occuring systems with observable (empirical) functions are formed by a gradation of sequential addition of parts - and thus cannot be "irreducibly complex." -The embedded premise (P2p1), " sequential addition ," ...

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But nanotech doesn't really exist at the moment it’s still in development; the problem with it is that it needs to be small enough to enter the human blood stream without harming the patient and be able to interact with the blood cells as well; a bit like RNA strands when they try to convert the hum...

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Ok I may be thinking a little magically again here, but theoretically if nano-technology existed to a sufficient level that it would enable us to reconstruct the chromosomes, would you be able to become male or female, genetically, biologically and physically? Are there Scientist working on Nano-Tec...

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Do human Sequential Hermaphrodites exist? I know there are fish and some types of snails as well as other animals that are able to change sex, but I can’t seem to find any information on humans that may be able to. I have found ...

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... stable under acid hydrolysis and yield yellow derivatives that are readily identified. You can only identify the N-terminal amino acid with FDNB. Sequential Edman degradations and/or mass spectroscopy are the methods of choice for amino acid sequencing these days. Sanger's Reagent is an historical ...

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