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Jacobs’ livestock—a biblical example of applied genetics

Jacobs’ livestock—a biblical example of applied genetics

Atheists mock the Bible as unscientific, but in Genesis 30–31 God supernaturally superintends Jacob’s sheep breeding program
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01 Jan, 2025
Molecular and morphological predicts four bat baramins

Molecular and morphological predicts four bat baramins

Genetic and morphological analyses suggest that there are four bat created kinds (baramins).
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15 Nov, 2024
Synthetic life by Venter?

Synthetic life by Venter?

Did Venter make a truly synthetic new life form? What does it prove about chemical evolution or abiogenesis?
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25 May, 2010
The myth of 1%

The myth of 1%

human, chimp, DNA, comparisons, 1 percent, myth Human and chimp DNA differ by far more the than 1% that has become unquestioned dogma
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02 Feb, 2015
What proportion of the human genome is actually functional?

What proportion of the human genome is actually functional?

The functional proportion of the genome is higher than evolutionists want, but much of the genomic sequence is unaffected by natural selection.
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14 Mar, 2024
Mutated, caffeine-free tea plant

Mutated, caffeine-free tea plant

Naturally caffeine-free tea is another example of loss, not gain, of genetic information
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10 Jul, 2023
Doppleganger genes

Doppleganger genes

Doppelganger genes, which have highly similar functions and structures but are found in distantly related creatures, defy evolution.
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11 Nov, 2022
The complex tRNA subsystem: part 5

The complex tRNA subsystem: part 5

Evolution cannot plausibly explain the existence of a minimally functional ensemble of tRNAs needed by the genetic system.
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02 Sep, 2022
The complex tRNA subsystem: part 4

The complex tRNA subsystem: part 4

tRNAs and their fragments are important for many cellular processes, and precisely regulate many interactions in the cell.
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27 May, 2022
The complex tRNA subsystem: part 3

The complex tRNA subsystem: part 3

Cells possess sophisticated quality control mechanisms to identity and eliminate transfer RNAs that are improperly formed.
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13 May, 2022
Monkeying around with human embryos?

Monkeying around with human embryos?

Modern science allows us to perform experiments on human embryos that are contrary to Scripture. What should our response be?
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25 Jan, 2022
The complex tRNA subsystem: part 2

The complex tRNA subsystem: part 2

tRNAs need dozens of complex and specific biochemical modifications to function properly.
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24 Dec, 2021
The complex tRNA subsystem: part 1

The complex tRNA subsystem: part 1

tRNAs are linker molecules to translate mRNA into protein, but defy evolution in how they are formed.
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17 Dec, 2021
Hemizygosity and post-Flood diversification

Hemizygosity and post-Flood diversification

The hemizygosity hypothesis may explain how cryptic genetic information contained with created kinds enables them to diversify.
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01 Oct, 2021
Species were designed to change, part 2

Species were designed to change, part 2

In the creation model, God made species so that they could change over time, but change does not equal evolution.
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22 Jul, 2021
Responding to supposed refutations of Genetic Entropy

Responding to supposed refutations of Genetic Entropy

Paul Price, Dr Robert Carter and Dr John Sanford respond to evolutionist scientists regarding Genetic Entropy.
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01 Dec, 2020