Near the turn of the millennium, James Collins and Stanislas Leibler independently undertook rather similar projects: design what would become synthetic biology’s seminal genetic circuits. And they came up with strikingly similar action plans—use E.
| October 1, 2011
Infographic: Designing Genetic CircuitsNear the turn of the millennium, James Collins and Stanislas Leibler independently undertook rather similar projects: design what would become synthetic biology’s seminal genetic circuits. And they came up with strikingly similar action plans—use E. coli to pair promoters with repressors that control one another’s behavior.
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November 30, 2011
First Learn What Life And What Genes Are:
(Extend evolution
way down to genes, life’s base ORGANISMS. Culture modifies genetics, not vice
versa...)
Pavlov’s
Smile: RNAs Are Earth’s Primal Organisms
Culture>genes>addiction (2 July 2009)
http://universe-life.com/2011/...
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Why Pavlov
smiled in 2008?
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Pavlov
demonstrated effecting placebo phenomena in multi celled organisms by
manipulation of their drives-reactions. Now placebo and imagination phenomena
are demonstrated also in Earth’s smallest, base organisms, in the genes and
genomes of multi-celled organisms, in our primal 1st stratum and 2nd stratum
base organisms.
A very good
reason to smile.
Now an interesting
chain is exposed to our view, the Genes-Virtual Reality Chain, a most
intriguing cultural evolution chain extending from the genesis of our genes to
nowadays, throughout life, a virtual reality existence, and by virtual reality
phenomena, exploitations and manipulations.
Â
Dov Henis
(comments from 22nd century)
http://universe-life.com
Â
From “Life Genesis From Aromaticity/H-Bondingâ€쳌
http://universe-life.com/2011/...
Natural
selection is E (energy) temporarily constrained in an m (mass) format.
Natural selection
is a universal ubiquitous trait of ALL mass spin formats, inanimate and
animate.
Life
began/evolved on Earth with the natural selection of inanimate RNA, then of
some RNA nucleotides, then arriving at the ultimate mode of natural
selection, self-replication.
Dov
November 30, 2011
First Learn What Life And What Genes Are:
(Extend evolution
way down to genes, life’s base ORGANISMS. Culture modifies genetics, not vice
versa...)
Pavlov’s
Smile: RNAs Are Earth’s Primal Organisms
Culture>genes>addiction (2 July 2009)
http://universe-life.com/2011/...
Â
Why Pavlov
smiled in 2008?
Â
Pavlov
demonstrated effecting placebo phenomena in multi celled organisms by
manipulation of their drives-reactions. Now placebo and imagination phenomena
are demonstrated also in Earth’s smallest, base organisms, in the genes and
genomes of multi-celled organisms, in our primal 1st stratum and 2nd stratum
base organisms.
A very good
reason to smile.
Now an interesting
chain is exposed to our view, the Genes-Virtual Reality Chain, a most
intriguing cultural evolution chain extending from the genesis of our genes to
nowadays, throughout life, a virtual reality existence, and by virtual reality
phenomena, exploitations and manipulations.
Â
Dov Henis
(comments from 22nd century)
http://universe-life.com
Â
From “Life Genesis From Aromaticity/H-Bondingâ€쳌
http://universe-life.com/2011/...
Natural
selection is E (energy) temporarily constrained in an m (mass) format.
Natural selection
is a universal ubiquitous trait of ALL mass spin formats, inanimate and
animate.
Life
began/evolved on Earth with the natural selection of inanimate RNA, then of
some RNA nucleotides, then arriving at the ultimate mode of natural
selection, self-replication.
Dov
November 30, 2011
First Learn What Life And What Genes Are:
(Extend evolution
way down to genes, life’s base ORGANISMS. Culture modifies genetics, not vice
versa...)
Pavlov’s
Smile: RNAs Are Earth’s Primal Organisms
Culture>genes>addiction (2 July 2009)
http://universe-life.com/2011/...
Â
Why Pavlov
smiled in 2008?
Â
Pavlov
demonstrated effecting placebo phenomena in multi celled organisms by
manipulation of their drives-reactions. Now placebo and imagination phenomena
are demonstrated also in Earth’s smallest, base organisms, in the genes and
genomes of multi-celled organisms, in our primal 1st stratum and 2nd stratum
base organisms.
A very good
reason to smile.
Now an interesting
chain is exposed to our view, the Genes-Virtual Reality Chain, a most
intriguing cultural evolution chain extending from the genesis of our genes to
nowadays, throughout life, a virtual reality existence, and by virtual reality
phenomena, exploitations and manipulations.
Â
Dov Henis
(comments from 22nd century)
http://universe-life.com
Â
From “Life Genesis From Aromaticity/H-Bondingâ€쳌
http://universe-life.com/2011/...
Natural
selection is E (energy) temporarily constrained in an m (mass) format.
Natural selection
is a universal ubiquitous trait of ALL mass spin formats, inanimate and
animate.
Life
began/evolved on Earth with the natural selection of inanimate RNA, then of
some RNA nucleotides, then arriving at the ultimate mode of natural
selection, self-replication.
Dov
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