it's always humbling when researchers discover something that's so obvious any child should be able to come up with the idea. I think the main reason it took so long to discover this is that after we are educated we take certain things for granted, although it could just be that DNA is small and tricky to research.
For all the people in the comments, she's not black (african-american), she's Indian (at least ethnically), Sapna is a very common name in India and it means "dream", Parikh is a fairly common surname in India... and it's weird to me that this matters so much to people... I guess they are just being curious... :)
Thank you Race Police. Looks like it matters alot to you, by all that time and research you just took to let people know how she should be identified by the masses. Shes dark, and a person of color and definitely can pass as a coppered colored woman of America. I can see why they thought so.
Really? It's the same in Lithuanian (sapnas to be exact). It's pretty interesting how such differing and distant cultures develop the same word for it.
Both languages are a descendant of PIE Language, Lithuanian being very close to Sanskrit, the mother of Hindi from which the word Sapna comes. It is Svapana in Sanskrit. I'll give you few more words that probably have a very close word in Lithuanian - Horse - Ashva, One -Eka, Two - Dvi, Three-Tri etc. :)
Way cool! I 'utilize' my ADHD in just the way you mention. I seek out new experiences. My background is science (chemistry) and I have enjoyed the work. Within the last 6 months (at the age of 50) I decided to do something new so I began working construction. I am currently perched on the tiny little pieces that stick out of new building structures far above the city. Standing on one foot on the very edge of a tremendous fall is invigorating and lights up my day like a strong cup of coffee. Of course I have the benefit of knowing I am wearing a fall protection harness but still....very energizing to see nothing below your feet except a long way to the ground. Luvin' it!
at 3:52 she introduces a video by the other fellow on their channel. My comment does not link directly to the main video. Good question. Perhaps I should move this comment over to the video it was meant for.
Fred I'm entirely against racial quota, just like you are, but there's no reason to suspect them of hiring her with this particular motive. You are assuming racism without reason, just like the social justice warriors which you probably despise for the very same thing.
+DNews Are you sure this isn't a mistake at 3:05 ? She is saying they found the conformation during the S-Phase "just before cells (!) were about to divide". However, cells don't divide during the S-Phase, the DNA does. This would also make sense because the enzyme they used in vitro to copy normal conditions (topoisomerase) is the physiological enzyme that's used to arrange the DNA just before the 2 strands separate during the S-Phase.
You gotta remember...by the time we learn about this stuff...the military and secretive government groups have had this tech for about 50 years already.
I was just curious as to why this happened, wanted to know if it was a mistake or intended. I'll keep myself from asking future questions as i can see people like Andre look down on people who wish to learn.
Wouldn't G4 DNA occur prior to cellular division to allow for either robustness during the copying phase or perhaps that extra guanine is the pre-structural format for the new DNA copy to lace upon?
it would be nice if you could put the link of the video that it's been described at the end of each show. The clink on the screen has stopped working in UA-cam for a long time.
To clarify to commenters, this is building on things we knew and not erasing them, the double strand model you wrote is still fine, there's just more to it than is worth teaching to your average school kid, anyone on biology degrees at uni is taught this stuff.. Also, read the articles and papers published on this cause the video wasn't great
so how is this 4 stranded dna i mean i read somewhere that there are hoogsteen H-bonds between 4 strands having high G content.But this stuff is pretty difficult to imagine
I have been saying it all along that we have been program before we have been sent here regardless off the form ,first we have to find out our program through DNA and then for sure we are going to find out our programmer, we are on the right track. Thanks lady very impressive.
Media loves to talk about cancer as if they have no idea what it is and how to fix it. 1) All cancer types are unregulated cells. 2) Unregulated cells can be regulated by inducing the process of Apoptosis where the cell persists if it passes the induced logic check - otherwise it performs programmed cell death (Apoptosis). 3) THC induces Apoptosis in unregulated cells. That's it. Nothing more complicated than that. The monopoly man will tell you otherwise because that's how he perpetuates being the monopoly man.
yeah but the problem with cancer is never that simple. If its that simple, cancer has already been cured. There are 10 hallmarks of cancer: invade apoptosis is only 1 of them, the other 9 include: the ability to metastasize, the ability to modulate the immune system, the ability to evade growth suppressor molecules, inducing angiogenesis, genetic instability, the ability to avoid the immune system, the ability to deregulate cellular metabolism, the ability to replicate DNA indefinitely, and the ability to sustain proliferative signalling. Each of the hallmark is a complicated chapter, and it's definitely not as easy as it sounds. For example, autophagy allows cells to sustain during starvation, so one may think inhibiting autophagy will make the cancer cells starve and die, but actually if u inhibit it at the wrong time, it becomes beneficial to the cancer cells themselves. So no, cancer is not as simple as you said.
i like this new anchor she states the facts and can pronounce the terms properly and seems to know what she's talking about i think it's a step in the right direction
Biology is stranger than you'd think. Not enough to conjure powerful mutants, but still strange enough to provide that sense of mystery that you'd also find in the deep sea or far in outer space.
Every time I think I see a Black woman who's smart, beautiful or (especially) both, it almost always turns out she's actually Indian. I may as well just give up on expecting things to get any better. As much as I may dream that one day we'll finally be able to be respectable among the rest of the human race and maybe even have our own great empire some day, the fact it's probably never going to happen. I'll just try to be content with the fact that I'm one of the few Black people out there who doesn't feed into the stereotype, even though it means that I feel like I don't even belong in this world. Oh, yeah, and 4-strand DNA. Interesting, but now I'm just too sad to care at the moment...
Grymm Rhoninn yes I know that, I just wanted to mention this fact because her comment was degrading black people so I just gave her something opposing her viewpoint.
+Grymm Rhoninn Indian-origin for sure. Her name is Sapna Parikh, both of which are traditionally Hindu names; Bangladesh is populated primarily by adherents of the Islamic faith.
Thank you. I would like to know what causes a double helix? Is there a virus, bacteria or even medication such as Fluorchinolone involved? Looking forward to more of your lecturers.
Adenine is at the beginning and the end, which is the end and the beginning to me, where adenine leaves one side of the heart travels through the pulmonary artery to the lungs to pick up O-molecules and have you exhale the carbon Dioxide and after it picks up the O-molecules it becomes Guanine (adenine O-Rich) travels back to the other side of the heart for the rest of the Oxidation and polymerization to occur properly for the body.
Actually, it's mostly makeup, botox, depilation, fillers and possibly surgery. Very few women are naturally that beautiful. What you're reacting to is a cybernetic organism.
These various twisted forms of DNA may have a geometric or topological correspondence with twisted phone cords (for those of us who remember the days when phones had cords). Once the cord gets “maltwisted” it can be a tedious process to get it back into the original “clean” helix. Any mathematicians want to try tackling the theory of elastic helical strands? Or perhaps already have? It’s something to look into.
junck dna is not wrealy an junk dna, you can heal it in his original shape what is ment 4 to see beyond this world and self healing , onluck det you have te meditate very aften, and focus , i would say go deep , in the threuly you
A question. Why do kids usually hate the green foods such as broccoli but as adults we like them. What changes our tastes in food as we grow older and why?
Do you know anyone whose other preferences have stayed exactly the same from childhood to adulthood? Why would taste in food be different than any other personal preference that changes over time?
When young, children have more and acute tastebuds. As we age some of those qualities are women out. Thus such foods as broccoli do not taste as bad when as an adult.
You asked for Questions - Why doesn`t the existence of DNA just end the intelligent design debate ? Since it`s Absolutely Useless without Polymerase , ribosomes , etc...And one Needs DNA to make these proteins - simply , DNA , regardless of metaphorical descriptions , HAD to be introduced Ready made. "Adam"= Y chromosome , or whatever - a complete gene packed double helix had to be placed into an amino acid "soup" , and away we go...! Nucleotides can not have "evolved" into blueprints that copy itself , let alone everything else. That defies Logic.
Someone didn't do their research. G4 DNA isn't "four stranded" but rather Guanines from different parts of DNA bonding together to make DNA into sheets.
Liked the topic, hated the presentation. A explanation of what four strand DNA is would have been nice, you showed diagrams for the other DNA structures that were mentioned in the video. 😡
I heard in another video (not yours) that states if something in the scientific field is a "sample of one" it shouldn't be applied cause it's just one instance, my question is does this apply to evolution. and I now what your going to say many examples of evolution but thats just on earth if we find other planets with life plants and what nots but no animals does that mean evolution is real or just a outlier?
Evolution is the process by which genomes change in populations over time. If you found another planet with life as you describe in your comment, it would not make evolution an outlier any more than having a different gravitational acceleration on that planet would make gravity an outlier. The outcome of evolution at a point in time would reflect the history of the planet and the life on it. You would expect it to be different than the life that evolved on earth, maybe even fundamentally different.
+Jason H true. but if said planet is older then ours but as life goes only has plants and stuff but no animals does that mean evolution or a kind of it is unique to our planet. thus maybe meaning there could be different forms of evolution for different planets based on its history/characteristics....or would be a problem cause then that would mean evolution is not random but is guided in some way Thus giving MORE evidence for intelligent design?
I thought the ID folks use the similarities between life forms on our planet as an argument for a common designer. According to that line of reasoning, the existence of fundamentally different life forms would argue against a common designer. Or is there a different designer operating on each planet?
+Jason H wasn't sure myself so i looked it up. Id states life so complex must be by design not by random/chance. which kind of goes to my earlier question but not really either. evolution or I'd really don't address my question so I don't know where it stands. guess I have to ask and actual evolution scientist. stupid internet XD p.s. id is different from creationism, two different things.
Hmmm "Z-DNA" Saiyan existance confirmed.
Lol
zombie-dna!!!! umbrella confirmed!
MrYutbe57 Z cells actually exist in the work of fiction you're talking about
You mean satan?
next stop super Saiyan god
"what is 4-strand DNA?"
THE VIDEO DIDN'T ANSWER THE QUESTION?!
That's why they asked it.
+stauner32 lol
NO. Even Wikipedia knows it, so they could've explained it in the video
I f
It's G4 Dna also there is Holliday junction which is also 4 stranded
it's always humbling when researchers discover something that's so obvious any child should be able to come up with the idea. I think the main reason it took so long to discover this is that after we are educated we take certain things for granted, although it could just be that DNA is small and tricky to research.
makes me wish i kept studying biology. such an awesome topic
Always be learning.
she makes the channel look way more professional
Sapna has some quality DNA.
Smooth 👌
ouch!
goddammit now that's all I can see
It's all good.
Does she have her own UA-cam channel yet? I want to watch her talk for hours
lol
+Xenial Xerus its no fun when shes saying the same thing every couple of minutes
Really? I find her voice kinda off.
To me it sound a bit hesitating and unsure.
Black don't crack
For all the people in the comments, she's not black (african-american), she's Indian (at least ethnically), Sapna is a very common name in India and it means "dream", Parikh is a fairly common surname in India...
and it's weird to me that this matters so much to people... I guess they are just being curious... :)
Thank you Race Police.
Looks like it matters alot to you, by all that time and research you just took to let people know how she should be identified by the masses.
Shes dark, and a person of color and definitely can pass as a coppered colored woman of America. I can see why they thought so.
They’re manipulating people into thinking blacks are special. They’re puppets of satan
i came here for possible superpowers, i am dissapointed.
I feel you, mate.
Didn't even think about that, but now I am. 😢 (sadden by the loss of finally having superpowers)
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12 stands DNA- ua-cam.com/video/7ZcyBoKz1WQ/v-deo.html
Sapna mean dream in Hindi
Really? It's the same in Lithuanian (sapnas to be exact). It's pretty interesting how such differing and distant cultures develop the same word for it.
Both languages are a descendant of PIE Language, Lithuanian being very close to Sanskrit, the mother of Hindi from which the word Sapna comes. It is Svapana in Sanskrit. I'll give you few more words that probably have a very close word in Lithuanian - Horse - Ashva, One -Eka, Two - Dvi, Three-Tri etc. :)
LMAO no shit dumb ass, Lithuanian and Sanskirt are closely related Indo-European languages..
Doug Lim I apologize for not possessing every bit of information in existance. I bow to your superior intelligence and infinite knowledge.
watchthis8O Thats a good boy.
This video is 4 minutes and 20 seconds long. 4:20 is in my DNA.
Ok, we get it, it's 4:20. Just, blaze it and enjoy the video.
are you blind it's 4:21
+BiikStar 123 Different phones round differently
hi
Lynx z
Way cool! I 'utilize' my ADHD in just the way you mention. I seek out new experiences. My background is science (chemistry) and I have enjoyed the work. Within the last 6 months (at the age of 50) I decided to do something new so I began working construction. I am currently perched on the tiny little pieces that stick out of new building structures far above the city. Standing on one foot on the very edge of a tremendous fall is invigorating and lights up my day like a strong cup of coffee. Of course I have the benefit of knowing I am wearing a fall protection harness but still....very energizing to see nothing below your feet except a long way to the ground. Luvin' it!
You're officially my favorite comment of the week
I will let you know if i survive longer than 6 months. lolz
where does the video mention ADHD? what?
at 3:52 she introduces a video by the other fellow on their channel. My comment does not link directly to the main video. Good question. Perhaps I should move this comment over to the video it was meant for.
I don't recognize her.
Do we have a new host at Dnews?
She's been in a couple vids already
They were ashamed of being too white so they hired this bitch.
Look her up, She is a Doctor and was the news correspondent for nbc and abc. I feel lazy.
+Andrew Deshields i guess that explains why she has a really good news reading voice.
Fred I'm entirely against racial quota, just like you are, but there's no reason to suspect them of hiring her with this particular motive.
You are assuming racism without reason, just like the social justice warriors which you probably despise for the very same thing.
+DNews Are you sure this isn't a mistake at 3:05 ?
She is saying they found the conformation during the S-Phase "just before cells (!) were about to divide". However, cells don't divide during the S-Phase, the DNA does. This would also make sense because the enzyme they used in vitro to copy normal conditions (topoisomerase) is the physiological enzyme that's used to arrange the DNA just before the 2 strands separate during the S-Phase.
Love this new host!!!!!!!
is it because shes not white?
I'd fill her with my DNA
+Bernie Liu youre the one who is racist here
+Rendra Kusuma I'm indian and look very similar to this new host. He has a valid point. many people in the West fetishize over non-white people.
+Korona Ekstra do you mean fantasize?
the way this lady talks is amazing she's like a reporter.
I like her. They should keep her.
Wow this is fascinating. It will be interesting to see what they discover about this in the future!
You gotta remember...by the time we learn about this stuff...the military and secretive government groups have had this tech for about 50 years already.
Isn't supercoiling old news? It's old enough to be in all of my textbooks...
yeah i thought so, i'm a student in micro-organisms, and this is pretty common knowledge
+glenn bohms I think they're just catching the general population up on these things to make it easier to understand. For people like me. ; )
i guess that's true, and maybe the stuff i'm getting in college is more recent than i thought.
Well, I mean, I guess there may be practical reasons to have to get a new expensive textbook very often.
how come the video says 4:21 but when i get to the video the actual length is 4:20?
UA-cam adds 1 more second to videos, for some reason.
are you seriously bitching about one second?
+Andre Swarts No. He/she asked a question, and I answered it.
+Erudite he responded to the original post just like you it wasnt directed at you
I was just curious as to why this happened, wanted to know if it was a mistake or intended. I'll keep myself from asking future questions as i can see people like Andre look down on people who wish to learn.
I am so sorry about some of these comments, but what do you know about four-dimensional DNA?
Wouldn't the 4-strand have to deal with dna decay (aging) as cells divide?
4:20 DNA it!
Har har
Wouldn't G4 DNA occur prior to cellular division to allow for either robustness during the copying phase or perhaps that extra guanine is the pre-structural format for the new DNA copy to lace upon?
it would be nice if you could put the link of the video that it's been described at the end of each show. The clink on the screen has stopped working in UA-cam for a long time.
To clarify to commenters, this is building on things we knew and not erasing them, the double strand model you wrote is still fine, there's just more to it than is worth teaching to your average school kid, anyone on biology degrees at uni is taught this stuff.. Also, read the articles and papers published on this cause the video wasn't great
so how is this 4 stranded dna i mean i read somewhere that there are hoogsteen H-bonds between 4 strands having high G content.But this stuff is pretty difficult to imagine
Something about this woman's voice makes it sounds like shes about to bust out laughing at any time.
Wow! These spiritial master were right. You can actually changed your DNA structure and have more strands if you meditate.
+Dream Delirium this wasnt meant for you people
Man this channel is underrated. It should have as many subscribers as vsauce
I have been saying it all along that we have been program before we have been sent here regardless off the form ,first we have to find out our program through DNA and then for sure we are going to find out our programmer, we are on the right track. Thanks lady very impressive.
wow.. talk more nerd to me good Lord. I need to go back to school.
she's beautiful o _°
I was thinking the same man, and her voice is very appealing
Her voice is calming for some reason... I like it
Can you guys do a video about any ongoing research or potential of nanotechnology to fix genetic errors in an adult human .
Media loves to talk about cancer as if they have no idea what it is and how to fix it.
1) All cancer types are unregulated cells.
2) Unregulated cells can be regulated by inducing the process of Apoptosis where the cell persists if it passes the induced logic check - otherwise it performs programmed cell death (Apoptosis).
3) THC induces Apoptosis in unregulated cells.
That's it. Nothing more complicated than that. The monopoly man will tell you otherwise because that's how he perpetuates being the monopoly man.
yeah but the problem with cancer is never that simple. If its that simple, cancer has already been cured. There are 10 hallmarks of cancer: invade apoptosis is only 1 of them, the other 9 include: the ability to metastasize, the ability to modulate the immune system, the ability to evade growth suppressor molecules, inducing angiogenesis, genetic instability, the ability to avoid the immune system, the ability to deregulate cellular metabolism, the ability to replicate DNA indefinitely, and the ability to sustain proliferative signalling. Each of the hallmark is a complicated chapter, and it's definitely not as easy as it sounds. For example, autophagy allows cells to sustain during starvation, so one may think inhibiting autophagy will make the cancer cells starve and die, but actually if u inhibit it at the wrong time, it becomes beneficial to the cancer cells themselves.
So no, cancer is not as simple as you said.
My teacher already taught me about supercoiling as if it's not anything new
4strand dna +4:20 mins = lomminaughty
Unlike most other hosts, she does not stumble over the big sciency words. It's almost as if she is actually familiar with them. I approve.
i like this new anchor she states the facts and can pronounce the terms properly and seems to know what she's talking about i think it's a step in the right direction
Biology is stranger than you'd think. Not enough to conjure powerful mutants, but still strange enough to provide that sense of mystery that you'd also find in the deep sea or far in outer space.
Now I know why my Doctor looks at me so strangely.
Every time I think I see a Black woman who's smart, beautiful or (especially) both, it almost always turns out she's actually Indian.
I may as well just give up on expecting things to get any better. As much as I may dream that one day we'll finally be able to be respectable among the rest of the human race and maybe even have our own great empire some day, the fact it's probably never going to happen. I'll just try to be content with the fact that I'm one of the few Black people out there who doesn't feed into the stereotype, even though it means that I feel like I don't even belong in this world.
Oh, yeah, and 4-strand DNA. Interesting, but now I'm just too sad to care at the moment...
black women were ranked as the most educated group in USA in 2015
She's not black you god damn racists.
Jk, but she is probably Indian or from Bangladesh.
Grymm Rhoninn yes I know that, I just wanted to mention this fact because her comment was degrading black people so I just gave her something opposing her viewpoint.
+Grymm Rhoninn Indian-origin for sure. Her name is Sapna Parikh, both of which are traditionally Hindu names; Bangladesh is populated primarily by adherents of the Islamic faith.
She is a journalist, photographer, singer, dancer and a medical doctor!
Hmm maise means corn? Is that why people make corn mazes? Because the pun?
Thank you. I would like to know what causes a double helix? Is there a virus, bacteria or even medication such as Fluorchinolone involved? Looking forward to more of your lecturers.
The science is really well explained in this video!
Adenine is at the beginning and the end, which is the end and the beginning to me, where adenine leaves one side of the heart travels through the pulmonary artery to the lungs to pick up O-molecules and have you exhale the carbon Dioxide and after it picks up the O-molecules it becomes Guanine (adenine O-Rich) travels back to the other side of the heart for the rest of the Oxidation and polymerization to occur properly for the body.
I like her a lot! Please have her host more often. Thanks!
Sapna seems competent and concise does this mean dnews is worth watching again ?
Once again just as we think we 'understand' life, life back-kicks us and says: "No, no, try again". Amazing!
Welcome to Dnews. Nice hosting, great voice. Tiny suggestion - change earrings, they are distractive in closeups. See you in future episodes :)
what? seriously dude?
Here's a science question: what causes 'breech birth' - and is this why the Caesarean section was developed?
Damn it we're one helix too many for Assassins Creed
4:20 twist it!
whatever her dna is, it's beautiful for sure
Actually, it's mostly makeup, botox, depilation, fillers and possibly surgery. Very few women are naturally that beautiful. What you're reacting to is a cybernetic organism.
JR Rodriguez tf are u talking about?!
JR: proof?
She is gorgeous omg..... Am I the only one who felt a connection while watching the video?
Talking about DNA, I'm kinda curious: can be store digital information in our DNA?
that moment when the host is so hot that you keep looking at her and ignore the topic lol
Black don't crack
C. J. Bailey lol
i dont think shes black. she looks kinda dark indian to me
Calikid331 shes North indian
Maybe bit south? nOrthern one has fairer skin than that I think
These various twisted forms of DNA may have a geometric or topological correspondence with twisted phone cords (for those of us who remember the days when phones had cords). Once the cord gets “maltwisted” it can be a tedious process to get it back into the original “clean” helix.
Any mathematicians want to try tackling the theory of elastic helical strands? Or perhaps already have? It’s something to look into.
Cool! (sorry for my bad english)
junck dna is not wrealy an junk dna, you can heal it in his original shape what is ment 4 to see beyond this world and self healing , onluck det you have te meditate very aften, and focus , i would say go deep , in the threuly you
"It may actually look.... a lot.. different" You had a Captain Kirk moment there! lol! :)
So interesting , thank you!
can we have more base pairs?
Why don't you cover triple helix? The standard double and 2'5' and most possible structure for alien life
I have 24 strand DNA I am a starseed
Damn, no one is talking about G4 strand DNA in the comments. It's a real shame.
That moment that they anounce the topic of your next(or a bit longer) year finals on Dnews :(
I think I'm emotionally prepared for a new host, she better not break my heart and leave like the last one
I believe our ancient ancestors. The ones who created systems, and technologies we are just now discovering really had 4 strand DNA...
You can't make boring science videos with people that attractive!
I have more questions about 4-stranded DNA after watching this. What is "4G DNA"? Why do I know the name but not the thing to which the name is given?
4:20
blaze it then science
A question. Why do kids usually hate the green foods such as broccoli but as adults we like them. What changes our tastes in food as we grow older and why?
Do you know anyone whose other preferences have stayed exactly the same from childhood to adulthood? Why would taste in food be different than any other personal preference that changes over time?
When young, children have more and acute tastebuds. As we age some of those qualities are women out. Thus such foods as broccoli do not taste as bad when as an adult.
You asked for Questions - Why doesn`t the existence of DNA just end the intelligent design debate ? Since it`s Absolutely Useless without Polymerase , ribosomes , etc...And one Needs DNA to make these proteins - simply , DNA , regardless of metaphorical descriptions , HAD to be introduced Ready made. "Adam"= Y chromosome , or whatever - a complete gene packed double helix had to be placed into an amino acid "soup" , and away we go...! Nucleotides can not have "evolved" into blueprints that copy itself , let alone everything else. That defies Logic.
Someone didn't do their research. G4 DNA isn't "four stranded" but rather Guanines from different parts of DNA bonding together to make DNA into sheets.
DNA can actually be 12 strand, sometimes even 48. Angelic’s and our ancestors had 12 strand dna
Welcome, new host! Nice work.
Liked the topic, hated the presentation. A explanation of what four strand DNA is would have been nice, you showed diagrams for the other DNA structures that were mentioned in the video. 😡
www.ipc.kit.edu/tcb/img/g4.jpg
nThanksForAllTheFish Thanks mate. Hmm has quite a complex structure.
I'm zoning out so bad with this host. At least she's not as nervous as she was the first time.
I heard in another video (not yours) that states if something in the scientific field is a "sample of one" it shouldn't be applied cause it's just one instance, my question is does this apply to evolution. and I now what your going to say many examples of evolution but thats just on earth if we find other planets with life plants and what nots but no animals does that mean evolution is real or just a outlier?
Evolution is the process by which genomes change in populations over time. If you found another planet with life as you describe in your comment, it would not make evolution an outlier any more than having a different gravitational acceleration on that planet would make gravity an outlier. The outcome of evolution at a point in time would reflect the history of the planet and the life on it. You would expect it to be different than the life that evolved on earth, maybe even fundamentally different.
+Jason H true. but if said planet is older then ours but as life goes only has plants and stuff but no animals does that mean evolution or a kind of it is unique to our planet. thus maybe meaning there could be different forms of evolution for different planets based on its history/characteristics....or would be a problem cause then that would mean evolution is not random but is guided in some way Thus giving MORE evidence for intelligent design?
I thought the ID folks use the similarities between life forms on our planet as an argument for a common designer. According to that line of reasoning, the existence of fundamentally different life forms would argue against a common designer. Or is there a different designer operating on each planet?
ID cracks me up.
+Jason H wasn't sure myself so i looked it up. Id states life so complex must be by design not by random/chance. which kind of goes to my earlier question but not really either. evolution or I'd really don't address my question so I don't know where it stands. guess I have to ask and actual evolution scientist. stupid internet XD p.s. id is different from creationism, two different things.
Why marine animals such as fish which have higher ratio of AT to GC base pairs (more AT base pairs than GC) in their DNAs? 😎
She should work at a news station or work in the radio business
What about the triple helix of the precursors?
Her voice and the background music is making me a sleepy baby ☺️
Great mini lecture
Actually what is need of this G4 DNA with respect to the evolution??
Whats up with the inflection at 1:44? xD
How about a piece on situs inversus totalis?
did anyone notice how mesmerizing she is ? :D i had to view video twice to understand what the topic was about...
WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY ABOUT "12 STRAND DNA" OF HUMAN??
Going to FSU i always get a small thrill whenever they talk about research from FSU, even though I'm not even in the departments xD
What is the meaning of life ( your opinion)
Love this new person on the show! ;D
Interesting find
S phase is the stage before the G2 which is the stage thats right before cell division!
Her name is weird. I'm tweeting @realdonaldtrump her name, so he can make sure she's supposed to be here.
Good idea. I'm glad you're on it.
Jason H Yup helping to make America safe
Very cool, I am loving it.
Wow that's the second time I heard the word wanderlust today... the first time was from an Argonian in elder scrolls online, nice guy.
I heard that those humans with G4 DNA have superpowers. Whether they know it or not yet, I'm not sure.