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you said that wasn't the right place for it. what makes you think i am talking about jakiri's post?

that is why u delete PMs. anyone who has over a hundred posts that need to be deleted in one day needs to be banned.

cell theory makes it contradictory. i don't think a piece of random RNA in a lipid bubble counts as life. there was no metabolism or reproduction capabilities

it doesn't look like a keyboard shift.

I downloaded it, but Spyware keeps coming back. Spyware really sux.

Spyware really sux. It won't let me click on links. I don't like Spyware.

I think it was deleted, but I'll look for it.

for a beginner, i would suggest the last few seasons of TNG. it is on SpikeTV.

that link didn't help me much.

thanx, I think it is spyware. i have two programs to remove it, but it comes back.

i don't think it is a keyboard shift.

could you type out the address? my computer still wont let me click on links.

Why are we not supposed to answer questions using M/String Theory?

When you delete a post/thread, could you PM the person that wrote the post/thread to tell them which post/thread and why it was deleted?

the first cell

part of cell theory is "cells only come from other cells". i was not confusing it with cell membrane. i was talking about these bubbles of lipids that my bio book said cells evolved from.

Last year I had to take a bio class. Early in the book, it talks about Cell Theory. In second semester it talked about cells evolving from bubbles of lipids(it had a name for them, but i don't remember it). They aren't compatible. Which one is in the standard model for biology?

so, the atoms are only entangled until they are disurbed? I was under the impression that if you disturbed one, the other would be disturbed in the same fashion.

I was told that string theory was not to be used to explain anything on SFN. Why is that?

that doesn't answer the question. "junk" DNA does stuff, no one know what it is, but when it is removed, the results aren't pretty.

are the active genes more than those of the y chromosome?

link please. go ahead and take a stick to them. i would tell you who "they" are, but i do not remember. i wasn't interested in genetics or biology in any way so i didn't care. if it were up to me, i wouldn't have even been there. i would have gladly went to Strings instead.

really? well, at Genetic Conference 2004, they said it was the whole chromosome. yes i have heard of codominant genes. it was early last semester.

no, in females too. they only use 1 x chromosome.

wow, it is transmitted by females. whoopedy do.