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Topic: Time factor in self assembly calculations?
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Tranquility Base
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^ We have discussed this before - there is little mainstream work on it. A creationist paper published last year (I have the hard copy) suggests that in the (evoltuionary) time available it would be unlikely for a single protein family to appear. I have not critiqued it professionally (due to laziness) but on casual reading it seemed to make sense and was written by German PhDed molecular biologists. I am a mathematical biologist and plan to have a close read sometime. It is linked somewhere in the archives here (to a pdf) and was discussed by myself and SLPx. I think the article talks about cyctochrome c as a specific example. SLPx was not impressed but did not mention specific defects in the arguement or calculations.
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Message 7 of 66 (14168)
07-25-2002 9:17 PM
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Reply to: Message 5 by John 07-25-2002 8:59 AM
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Spoken like a true believer John!.
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Message 10 of 66 (14175)
07-25-2002 9:49 PM
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Reply to: Message 9 by John 07-25-2002 9:47 PM
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. . . somewhere but not God - right? At least not a God who is at least as conscious as us? Why not?
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