What's your thoughts on human mitochondrial evolution from micro- organisms.
That mitochondria DID in fact stem from a cell engulfing act. Some poor achaebacteria was swallowed up. A symbiotic relationship was born and eventually there was no selection pressure for the archaebacteria and it ejected a lot of it's necessary genetic information for survival in the outside world. Much like the modern day chloroplast was a (likely) result from a eukaryotic cell engulfing a cyanobacteria.
36-38 with a bulk of them being made during the Kreb's cycle.
The other sets of genes had not differentiated until there was an oxygenic atmosphere in response to a bagillion years of photosynthesis. The differentiation of the other genes had to do with the response to the oxygenic environment. What other genes do you have in mind? Or gene families? Obviously discussion of Eucaryotic genes is more appropriate to just 'human' genes, we haven't exactly been around that long...
I guess it depends on what humans count as people?
Very true and in that case... Oh never mind. Anyway, welcome to the forum!
I think you will fit in just fine. Are you a weightlifter, bodybuilder or fitness biochemist?
Right man. The prof is huge!!
Fuuuuuuark that's a good answear. Ok heres a question, while back my buddy reconstituted igf des with AA after two months of just sitting in the fridger it to me, as I began using it alot of it kept dissapearing! I remeber one day after 3day break grabbing tge vial and being shocked at how little was left. What caused it to dissapear , I never found out. It was fine for two months buy once I started using it, it's as if it kept evaporating and no one in here had an answear.
Just asking about the human genome in general. Mito dna has a completely different set of genetic parameters as compared to the rest of the human genome, so the evolution of it seems more obvious(at least to me).
sounds like a ventilation problem.
You accidentally used your 3ml pins as opposed to your .5cc pins! Inadvertently pinning all of your stuff within 3!
You have to remember it's a different organism entirely. I much prefer to think of the mitochondria as DEVOLVED. They are stripped down versions of their former archaebacteria cousins. Archaebacteria, however, weren't the only types of microorganisms around, they were engulfed by larger bacteria who had entirely different sets of genetic material, fit to live in different environments. But like I said, the oxygenic environment is what prompted the vast biomass expansion because... 1: oxygenic photosynthesis made it possible to store carbon, a useful energy source in a much more ordered fashion and have MUCH higher energy density. 2. By having oxygen as the final electron acceptor, the capacity to make ATP was RIDICULOUSLY increased. Arbitrarily, organisms had the capacity to become more complex because they have SO MUCH MORE energy available at their disposal to both store and consume.
I'm a competitive bodybuilder (two shows, two firsts!) but I'm stepping away from the stage the next few years to put on size. I currently compete in strongman. I actually compete in North Amercian Strongman Nationals come November!
Try splitting up the dosages and taking it with some sugary liquid? Gatorade or equivalent?
Evaporation is definitely something that is likely. A lot of that stuff isn't exactly packaged and sealed in cGMP facilities :05:
1: German science is typically legitimate
Also, to answer your question further. I've got pretty good knowledge in pharmaceutical and medicinal chemistry (synthetic and not). I am, however a specialist in recombinant protein production and reconstitution. I'm NOT terribly knowledgeable in the exercise physiology area. And I'm not going to be pretend to be. I don't believe in human studies anyway! That's not science to me! I't just a statistical nightmare where you cant control variables!
PhD. and Both academia and private sector. I do it all!
SYSTEMATIC study of the world around us through the use of experiment.
Does your current income and job satisfaction make the intensity of our chosen career worthwhile to you?
I'm American, there is NEVER enough.
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You can call me bro. But otherwise I'd like to keep a bulk of my information (sans weightlifting statistics) anonymous. This way I can provide
Haha oh my, this fella is hilarious; I like it. A hardworking SOB, Welcome to the boards!You can call me bro. But otherwise I'd like to keep a bulk of my information (sans weightlifting statistics) anonymous. This way I can provide
information on 'unmentionables' if need be.
Old enough to be a biochemist involved with the Academic and Private sector. Healthy enough to bust ass in any competition I enter
Thanks I spend way to much time in the lab(s)and gym(s) talking to myself. At least now I might be able to spread a little word and start a little ****! (after my post count hits 50) -_-
Unofficially - Whale wrestling. (He prefers the arctic seas.)
Well, you can list this weird **** you speak of and I can attempt to answer questions
surely
my aunts naturopathic doc told her to use it for cystinuria
Only a dumas dose this
this is what I.belived. What do u think of IGFLR3? Any suggestions on special ways of rumning.gy his only known to u or.very few? Any cool facts about it not usually mentioned?
From what I can tell at this point it's all anecdotal.
