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Late to the party, but for a very interesting take on the mutual creation life/world, you can't do better than "The Biosphere" by Vladimir Vernadsky

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I've been in horticulture for a few years, and I think this is the first time I've heard someone other tham myself describe these plant processes as intelligence. People think plants are simple and dumb, but their evolutionary quirks aren't any less extraordinary to me-they do *very* smart things to survive.

They found a new form of life inside of humans. They called it an obelisk. Here, we describe the “Obelisks,” a previously unrecognised class of viroid-like elements that we first identified in human gut metatranscriptomic data. “Obelisks” share several properties: (i) apparently circular RNA ~1kb genome assemblies, (ii) predicted rod-like secondary structures encompassing the entire genome, and (iii) open reading frames coding for a novel protein superfamily, which we call the “Oblins”. We find that Obelisks form their own distinct phylogenetic group with no detectable sequence or structural similarity to known biological agents. Further, Obelisks are prevalent in tested human microbiome metatranscriptomes with representatives detected in ~7% of analysed stool metatranscriptomes (29/440) and in ~50% of analysed oral metatranscriptomes (17/32). Obelisk compositions appear to differ between the anatomic sites and are capable of persisting in individuals, with continued presence over >300 days observed in one case. Large scale searches identified 29,959 Obelisks (clustered at 90% nucleotide identity), with examples from all seven continents and in diverse ecological niches. From this search, a subset of Obelisks are identified to code for Obelisk-specific variants of the hammerhead type-III self-cleaving ribozyme. Lastly, we identified one case of a bacterial species (Streptococcus sanguinis) in which a subset of defined laboratory strains harboured a specific Obelisk RNA population. As such, Obelisks comprise a class of diverse RNAs that have colonised, and gone unnoticed in, human, and global microbiomes.

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Finally found a channel that is a sugar rush to my brain food. My 70 year old brain does not like days that it is not feed knowledge.

His mention of Lehninger's biochemistry chaprer 12 really cracked me up.😂

By the way, is there a chance we get a video about the diferent types of photosynthesis, i am trying other videos but with so many arrows and names they are hard to internalize unlike yours

So if i am pumped up of antioxidants like purple kind of pumped, would i survive radiation?

Don't know about god but yeah, love entropy machines and how they make us

Science is about 5 million times less interesting than nature experienced.

You may have answered this somewhere but does chlorophill in plants serve the same purpose as ATP in mamals?

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When I say to people we are related to the blades of grass that we're walking on, they look at me kinda' funny.

Sperm cells and hair follicles have telomerase genes active, and they're not cancer. Fact is, if cencer cells that have defetcs happen to unlock a way to themselves, get Telomerase. It's the cancer who gets immortality, not immortal cells, which become cancer. If the cells that express Telomerase are controlled (p53 ect...) they won't become cancer. The real challenge is that eventually, they will. Not always and necessarly, but it's inevitable, it's too hard to keep trillions of cells to cross the cancer line while enjoying Telomerase.

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Great video 🎉 Your explanation is better than any of my teacher 😅

10:26 This is a 2-3 hour long lecture that you delivered in 15 minutes. i' think you've done alright in the "keeping it concise" department

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Love this. Thank you so much.

Now answer why some coniferous trees like pine dont do this.

This video is what I needed right now, Loved it 🥰by the way, you have done a very good job on this, really great work. I don't know if I can actually express how these videos can affect one who is in love with sciences and these tiny reasons. This video reminded me why I ever wanted to become a researcher in the first place. And man, the zest in your voice!!! It shows your interest and eagerness to share the information, which matched with my desire to listen. Simply amazing work!!

I like both the shorter and the longer videos. Whatever works for you, man-appreciate it all!

This is great, wonderful and also fantastic content

10:52 DNA Polymerase Delta: the lone wolf DNA replicator.

how did you manage to model all of these complicated compounds?

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Very intresting, I have noticed that leaves transform from green to brown faster than they used in the past. At least where I live. Usually it happens not exactly after a cold spell but after heavy, damp autumn rainfall. I hope in this way the trees manage to pack all the nutrients in time

Why do we even need to injest flouride? Why not jist rinse with it.

Can I eat these leaves to get more anthrocyanis then?

A very Dramatic commentary The trees have evolved and do this naturally the earth and sun also assist.

You are a fantastic teacher… thank you for all your hard work… these videos are outstanding (:

Outstanding….. You’ve just expanded my mind to its limits ….. Connect this video with the mystery of photosynthesis …….Nature is a wonder ….

The school system failed to educate me properly, but you have succeeded. Thank you so much my dear friend

Awesome fascinating video !!! You’re a great teacher…. Keep these coming I love your work (:

So cool! The boundary of biology and chemisty.

Fantastic video and I love the visuals. I know there is still much to learn, but the biggest question that still blows my mind is, if RNA/DNA contain the building blocks, blueprints and software to build life and also correct mistakes, where did the instructions to build DNA come from? I find It like saying computers and complex software are built in a factory but the factory itself just randomly appeared without instruction. Did order just begin at the DNA stage? impossible IMO.

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Great video! Really enjoyed it. I have to disagree with your point at 0:31 though, there's far more than just a few microbes living off chemosynthesis - there are whole ecosystems in the ocean thriving off of deep sea vents, harnessing the energy of the earth's core & never using sunlight. These include arthropods, giant tubeworms, vertebrates and many other weird & wonderful beings. Indeed, many think that deep sea vents are where life started, back before life on the surface was even possible. Fascinating stuff! 😊

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Hi. You mentioned there's lots of great life sciences and chemistry writing coming out lately. Can you share some good chemistry ones?

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Interesting, however to quick to digest

this was one of the best science videos I've ever seen. Awesome work!