Biophysicists are discovering amazing things about the cells. Our bodies contain trillions of these cells, here are some remarkable things happening in the human body!
New insights on the ribosome as reported by Science Daily…
“Ribosomes are factories inside cells where messages coming from genes are decoded and new proteins pieced together on an assembly line. For [...]
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This Is How Science Should Be Conducted
Posted in Cell Biology, tagged cell regeneration, creation, evolution, intelligent design, science on October 21, 2009 | 6 Comments »
Biochemists Study Focuses On Attacking Intelligent Design
Posted in Cell Biology, tagged creationism, evolution, intelligent design, irreducible complexity, Michael Behe, Monash University, science on September 15, 2009 | 10 Comments »
What appears to be a growing concern, “intelligent design” we now have scientists conducting studies in order to try and disprove a principle known as “irreducible complexity” which became more mainstream for detecting thought behind a creation rather than a mindless process. It’s not the only thing used for such detection, but one aspect of [...]
John McWhorter’s Controversial Webcast Causes Confusion
Posted in Cell Biology, tagged bloggingheads tv, creationism, evolution, intelligent design, John McWhorter, Michael Behe, Robert Wright on September 11, 2009 | 6 Comments »
Dr. John McWhorter who is a linguist by practice and who also doesn’t believe in the existence of God conducted an interview with biochemist Dr. Michael Behe on a liberal website called; bloggingheads tv. John McWhorter surprises Michael Behe with his profound enthusiasm for his book “Edge of Evolution” which was published back in 2007.
According [...]
Black Boxes In DNA Reveal More Specialized Complexity
Posted in Cell Biology, tagged Ben Stein, creation, evolution, Expelled, intelligent design, science on August 25, 2009 | 8 Comments »
Molecular machines are very advanced in it’s design and functions. One molecular machine in particular called the ribosome which is known to be a translator for RNA transcripts from the DNA nucleus and translate them into proteins. Scientists have always known what goes in and out of these “black boxes” known as the ribosome but [...]
