Genetics Review Article

Primate "indels" or single "string" in sequencing
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> I'll take a moment of your time We can come off a thread debating an issue
without a bit of trouble I'm not sure if this independent of transcription physics directly relates (in any way) to Genetic Engineering but I just have to get a better understanding
Q. -- Has anyone of you (in your research for a paper) noticed a questioning of phylogenetic relations in texts cited about...Primate "indels" (insertions/deletions) phylogenetic arrangements or lines Two sets of numbers must mean there are "two types" of transcription in the sequence of the chimpanzee genome as compared with the human genome I don't understand the differentiation in (Molecular) biology, & phylogenetics can you
clear that up, too ???P.S.-- Heads-up I'm looking for any papers research on phylogenetic arrangements or mechanisms [within] Homeotic Gene expression in Humans beings.Something Creationists haven't looked into or study; I'm so thereThis message has been edited by 666_DBz, 02-23-2006 09:44 PM

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>We are consistent with evolutionary theory "approximately 98.8% of our DNA" is shared by lower Apes ?
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Q. -- What's that big missed something ? A certain cohesion factor unifies and explains evidence and phenomena across many scientific disciplines. In particular, the fact that the very recent science of Genetics, which Darwin and well over 100 years more study of evolution did not have the advantage of knowing anything about, remains amazingly consistent with evolutionary theory That said. Why do I notice a distancing of Man from Higher Apes from some Creationist's literature
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Remember My P.S. -- Has anybody information about phylogenetic arrangements or mechanisms [within] Homeotic Gene expression in Humans. Something Creationists haven't looked into or study; so I'm there
_____________________________________________For some belief is "the" cohesion factor; for some Hard Science is "the" cohesion factorThis message has been edited by 666_DBz, 02-23-2006 09:31 PM