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Masterclass	Posted: 02.02.2007, 01:05
registered: Oct. 2004 Posts: 875 Status: offline last visit: 07.03.08	"frenchie" QuoteRight, OK. Do you want the long answer? Not if you're going to pin it down to an ultimate truth... Which RNA are you interested in, then, to go back to your original query? I'm happy to talk about DNA until the sun goes down and the cows come home. So unless there's a specific point that you are trying to make here, can you make it clear? Thanks.


frenchie	Posted: 02.02.2007, 10:57
registered: Jan. 2006 Posts: 1691 Status: offline last visit: 28.04.07	QuoteI'm happy to talk about DNA until the sun goes down and the cows come home. So unless there's a specific point that you are trying to make here, can you make it clear? Thanks. I'm interested in most things to do with life. How about posting any of your 'answers' in English Prime; genetics is a wide open subject in my book.


Masterclass	Posted: 07.02.2007, 11:10
registered: Oct. 2004 Posts: 875 Status: offline last visit: 07.03.08	Which answers? (apologies, I missed this the other day) Erm, where were we?


CJenkin	Posted: 07.02.2007, 15:19
registered: Jan. 2005 Posts: 702 Status: offline last visit: 29.08.08	Regarding arguments of Cornish DNA - this article makes ome interesting arguments: http://www.irishdemocrat.co.uk/anonn-is-anall/relax-were-all-anglo-saxon-anyway/


Mike	Posted: 07.02.2007, 16:46
registered: Jul. 2004 Posts: 2492 Status: offline last visit: 28.08.08	Good one CJenkin


Hunlef	Posted: 07.02.2007, 19:30
registered: Jul. 2006 Posts: 1721 Status: offline last visit: 30.08.08	Excellent article, CJenkin.


Masterclass	Posted: 08.02.2007, 08:03
registered: Oct. 2004 Posts: 875 Status: offline last visit: 07.03.08	Its publishers seem to have an interesting history at least.


Masterclass	Posted: 08.02.2007, 08:10
registered: Oct. 2004 Posts: 875 Status: offline last visit: 07.03.08	QuoteWhat about RNA? RAN in which context? It's quite a busy molecule. QuoteWhile investigated astrological theories of how transiting planets trigger off events/sequences in a person's life by forming angular relationships to the positions of planets at the time of birth, I read an interesting article that related the 'fixed' position of planets when your born as described in an astrological birthchart, to a pattern stored in DNA, and that the supposed effects of a planetary transit to these 'fixed' positions were the domain of RNA. That is, RNA plays a genetic role that is time specific, and possible in some way affects the outcome of what DNA is doing to the body at the time. I doubt this very much. QuoteGeneticists have recently discovered a plant that 'fixes' it's own inherited genetic faults and attributes this to RNA behaving in a similar way to having a back up copy of an original, faultless' version of the DNA. Just like you can re-install a software program if you mess up your current version. I've not read the Nature paper, so can't really comment on this. Cells do have proof reading enyzymes that have good error rates as well. I'll have a flick through later if I've time. QuoteCould Shaz's memories from the past, or deja vu even, be down to RNA releasing partial information from the past by accessing this 'back up script'? Emphatically not.

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