7 hours ago by sophismata

Giant coconut crab embracing a trash can Don’t just take my word for it. Take a look at this website for more. There are some mistakes on nomenclature and description (the Kuga is from New Caledonia, not New Zealand), but the compilation is remarkable. The list includes the “Mexican walking fish”, w ...

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21 hours ago by admin

Red Ice Creations Short film about The Holy Grail and Longevity Science, Artificial Intelligence, Cloning, DNA, Methuselah, Craig J. Venter, Human Genome Project, The Raelians, Dolly The Sheep, De Grey, The Grey’s & The Singularity Duration : 0:6:35 addthis_url = 'http%3A%2F%2Fwww.longevityandbeauty ...

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1 day ago by Oldcola

Newly introduced genomic prophage islands are critical determinants of in vivo competitiveness in the Liverpool Epidemic Strain of Pseudomonas aeruginosa Craig Winstanley, Morgan G.I. Langille, Joanne L. Fothergill, Irena Kukavica-Ibrulj, Catherine Paradis-Bleau, François Sanschagrin, Nicholas R. Th ...

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2 days ago

Just Two Years Away! Honest!: The future wasn’t supposed to look like this. Here we are, one month from the very futuristic-sounding 2009, still waiting for robot armies to do our bidding, nuclear fusion to power our homes and a space elevator to zip us up through the atmosphere. Decades, even centu ...

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2 days ago by admin

Just Two Years Away! Honest!:. Go here to see the original:? Dude, Where's My Flying Car (and Jetpack and Armies of Robots)?

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3 days ago by raybrown

The New York Times reported that our scientific friends are prepared to “regenerate” (clone) a Woolly Mommoth if given $ 10 million dollars. http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/20/science/20mammoth.html Is there a reason that someone thinks this is a good idea…other than they are capable of doing it? Sci ...

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4 days ago by admin

UCLA presents the Storefront Genome, a symposium that examines the social, medical and legal aspects of the genetics revolution. In this lecture, Dr. Kari Stefansson discusses the genes that cause susceptibility to diseases. [6/2003] [Health and Medicine] [Science] [Show ID: 7528]…

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4 days ago by Kim

Scientists believe they could bring mammoths back to life. They now have the complete genetic make-up and think they could resurrect the species by implanting an egg in an elephant. Do you think this should be done? What would we do with the extinct creature? Wouldn’t it be lonely? “Stephan Schuster ...

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4 days ago by admin

HUMAN GENOME PROJECT: - In 1991 Michael Coe wrote Breaking the Mayan Code in which he said knowing how this language was ?both phonetic as well as pictographic was as important as the Human Genome Project and space colonization?. Personally I think it is very important to see the Mayans had a langua ...

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12 days ago by srikanthmanvi

For most of us of our generation, at least the keyboard hitting humans, the first thing that strikes the mind when we hear the word “Genome”, is the open source linux desktop project. There is in fact a much more bigger and different World from where the word has its origin. Genome is a complete set ...

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