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  • Carb Crazed

    Low Carb diets have become as popular as apple pie (although apple pie wouldn’t be allowed!). Everywhere you go the message is “low carb, decrease your carbs, or no carbs”. Unfortunately this message oversimplifies many of the healthy eating habits that nutrition experts have been teaching. The truth is, there are no quick fixes or easy answers when it comes to healthy eating, and one size never fits all.

    The idea that carbohydrates are bad or unhealthy is a misunderstood message that has taken over our thoughts on good nutrition. Low carbohydrate promoters push the theory that carboh ...
    Author: Meri Raffetto
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  • What on Earth is an Enzyme?

    Enzymes are the workers in our body that make everything function, by enabling chemical reactions. All living cells contain enzymes. They are hard to visualize, since they are not something tangible, but they are essential to our bodies and our lives depend on them.

    There are many kinds of enzymes, and they do everything from helping us breath to helping begin life at conception. Eighty percent of our DNA code relates to enzymes. But the kind of enzymes discussed here relate to our digestion and the food we eat.

    In the process of digestion, the digestive enzymes in our bodies br ...
    Author: Dianne Ronnow
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  • Science and Religion (Part 1)
    Could life have evolved by accident? Are we alone in the universe? These are the questions which have pounded the consciousness of individuals. Plus this no less persistent question: what is the purpose of life? Dinosaurs have come and gone. Modern man—Homo sapiens—has landed on the moon. Satellites map our solar system. New planets are being discovered on a regular basis. New theories proposed. Old ones discredited. Genetics, a new field of study—though not so new—ready to re-invent this singular species: mankind. Men of science and of faith are no further apart as a test tube from a pulpit. ...
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    Val K
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    siRNA sequence list (human, rat, mouse)

    Collections of siRNA sequences from human rat and mouse. (RNA interference) ...


    Phycologia - Nuclear 18S rRNA gene sequence analyses indicate that the Mastophoroideae (Corallinaceae, Rhodophyta) is a polyphyletic taxon

    January 1, 2004 -- Nuclear small subunit ribosomal RNA (18S rRNA) gene sequences were determined for six species representing three genera classified within the Mastophoroideae, ...


    Public Collections Of DNA And RNA Sequence Reach 100 Gigabases

    The world's three leading public repositories for DNA and RNA sequence information have reached 100 gigabases [100,000,000,000 bases; the 'letters' of the genetic code] of sequence. Thanks to their data exchange policy, which has paved the way for the global exchange of many types of biological information, the three members of the International Nucleotide Sequence Database Collaboration -- EMBL


    Public collections of DNA & RNA sequence data reach 100 gigabases

    For nearly two decades, the three leading public repositories for DNA and RNA sequence data have collected and disseminated this important data -- the "letters" of the genetic code. Now, this milestone!


     

     
     


  • Which is Harder: To Know the Past or To Predict the Future

    Miscellaneous Idea and Concept. Something to think about, not relating to any particular topic, event or person. I would like to begin this quarter review of thoughts on both the past and the future. First it appears to be easier to predict the future than to guesstimate the past. For instance predicting the future seems to be much easier than that of the work of archeologists trying to piece together what happened based on clues and forensics. And to this point I wish to bring to point a few recent works. One is the work done by Stephen Wolfram where he shows how simple programs develop ex ...
    Author: Lance Winslow
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    Here are a few more sites I've chosen if you'd like to read more and do more research:

  • Rules to Target RNA Are Focus of Research - UB NewsCenter
    But finding compounds that bind to and inhibit an RNA sequence - as a potential new approach to designing disease treatments - is still very much a trial-and-error process, involving the tedious.


  • Sequence Analysis, RNA
    Low graphics Sequence Analysis, RNA Vienna RNA secondary structure prediction The RNA secondary. Software; Sequence Analysis, RNA; RNA / chemistry; Nucleic Acid Conformation; tmRNA website The.


  • http://ftp.bio.indiana.edu/soft/molbio/listings.html
    To sequences already aligned with others, sequence grouping, sequence or pattern searching, marker system, checking of incorporated RNA structure, on-line hypertext help, macros, and a lot more.


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    PROTEIN: Sequence Comparison PROTEIN: Sequence Data PROTEIN: Sequence Features PROTEIN: Sequence Retrieval RNA: Functional RNAs RNA: General Resources RNA: Motifs RNA: Sequence Retrieval RNA.


  • Ellington Lab People
    Aptazyme selection and mechanism, biosensor development Jennifer Lee Theoretical studies of RNA sequence space, automated selection of aptamers, cell surface selections Supriya Pai real-time-PCR.


  • RNAi, RNA Interference, DNA-Directed RNA interference
    Initiation of RNAi toward the target gene results in cleavage and subsequent degradation of the fusion mRNA including the Renilla luciferase RNA sequence. This RNA degradation results in decreased.


  • RICIN TOXIN FROM CASTOR BEAN PLANT, RICINUS COMMUNIS
    Action. The target adenine is a specific RNA sequence that contains the unusual tetranucleotide loop, GAGA. Ricin is more active against animal than plant ribosomes, and intact bacterial ribosomes are.


  • Male Mid-Life Crisis

    Men notice that their former youthful exuberance and ravenous virility are slowly diminishing when they reach the age of 40 and onwards. This is when males experience hair loss, bone loss, insomnia or other sleeping problems, and problems with memory and calculation.

    They often feel cranky, fatigued, and less motivated. Or sometimes these are accompanied by sweating and flushing, loss of muscle mass and strength, aches and pains, increased fat, decreased sexual performance or erectile dysfunction, and depression.

    Most men who reach midlife will basically experience one or all of ...
    Author: Oneil Wilson
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  • Growing Veal Without Animal Abuse

    Let us discuss an interesting new innovation in the process of feeding the World. Researchers have found a way to grow flesh without the Chicken. Very good. Why is this good? Bird Flu Virus for one. Let us look at the problems of growing a whole chicken simply to make the ‘Chicken Mc Nuggets’. That produces a lot of waste for instance high in protein chicken feathers. In South Carolina Chicken feathers, carcasses and waste has polluted the water and caused flesh-eating bacteria to eat through fish and leave a hole the circumference of a quarter.

    Killing the fish. Of course this same f ...
    Author: Lance Winslow
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