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Originally posted by bottleslingguy
Originally posted by MrXYZAnd just to be perfectly clear, if male alien sperm fertilizes an alien egg, and that egg is then implaned in a human surrogate...then THERE WON'T BE ANY HUMAN DNA IN THE BABY!!! You are talking out of your ass and clearly don't know anything about medicine and biology...which isn't surprising if you get your "information" from pseudo-scientists like Pye
actually you are talking out your ass and flying by the seat of your pants
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Originally posted by bottleslingguy
reply to post by Varemia
with mitochondrial disease they remove the mother's mtdna and use the surrogate's mtdna so the child essentially has three parents. The surrogate egg is just carrying the nuclear dna of the actual parents and the child will look like the parents but have the mitochondrial dna of the surrogate.
Depends on weather or not the chromosomes were scraped out of the sarrogate.
When a child is born premature and spends months in an incubator its mtDNA does not contain machine language.
A sarogot acts as the incubator and adds nothing to the child being carried.
Well your talking about mixing nuclear DNA. I'm talking about altering mtDNA which sets outside the cydoplasim. Pye explains this very well I'm shocked so many people miss it, unless you just haven't watched the video.
Those are 3 human components...so they can work together. Doing it with an alien would be like trying to mix male/female parts of a rose with a human. Ridiculous
Nope, its not human at all. Those few parts found human were mtDNA and overlap. This skull looks healthy from what they can tell which is also why they were able to rule out hrydocephulious.
From what I'm reading on the findings, this creature is half human or had a severe DNA disease. I'm not sure which is more likely, but according to the website, they ran the DNA through a library of DNA covering millions of species across the planet, and found no similarities in the chain they tested.
Originally posted by itsthetooth
reply to post by MrXYZ
Well your talking about mixing nuclear DNA. I'm talking about altering mtDNA which sets outside the cydoplasim. Pye explains this very well I'm shocked so many people miss it, unless you just haven't watched the video.
Those are 3 human components...so they can work together. Doing it with an alien would be like trying to mix male/female parts of a rose with a human. Ridiculous
Originally posted by MrXYZ
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
Originally posted by MrXYZAnd just to be perfectly clear, if male alien sperm fertilizes an alien egg, and that egg is then implaned in a human surrogate...then THERE WON'T BE ANY HUMAN DNA IN THE BABY!!! You are talking out of your ass and clearly don't know anything about medicine and biology...which isn't surprising if you get your "information" from pseudo-scientists like Pye
actually you are talking out your ass and flying by the seat of your pants
www.wired.com...
Those are 3 human components...so they can work together. Doing it with an alien would be like trying to mix male/female parts of a rose with a human. Ridiculous
Originally posted by MrXYZ
reply to post by Varemia
Which explains why Hydrocephalus is the most logical explanation given that it's mosltly caused by gene defects.
But hey, let's not listen to one of the top Neuro-specialists at one of the top universities in the country, and instead claim it was aliens, a hypothesis we have zero proof for
Originally posted by Varemia
Keep in mind that the entire DNA has not been sequenced, so they have only compared parts of it. Still, the non-similarity to any known organism is interesting.
In my opinion it is either a DNA disease or an alien.
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
Originally posted by MrXYZ
reply to post by Varemia
Which explains why Hydrocephalus is the most logical explanation given that it's mosltly caused by gene defects.
But hey, let's not listen to one of the top Neuro-specialists at one of the top universities in the country, and instead claim it was aliens, a hypothesis we have zero proof for
none of that is even close to this skull. where does hydrocephally change the entire chemical make up of the bone and the other specific anomalies? your flailing is quite amusing
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
Originally posted by MrXYZ
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
Originally posted by MrXYZAnd just to be perfectly clear, if male alien sperm fertilizes an alien egg, and that egg is then implaned in a human surrogate...then THERE WON'T BE ANY HUMAN DNA IN THE BABY!!! You are talking out of your ass and clearly don't know anything about medicine and biology...which isn't surprising if you get your "information" from pseudo-scientists like Pye
actually you are talking out your ass and flying by the seat of your pants
www.wired.com...
Those are 3 human components...so they can work together. Doing it with an alien would be like trying to mix male/female parts of a rose with a human. Ridiculous
where's your demonstrable evidence to support your brain fart?
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
Originally posted by Varemia
Keep in mind that the entire DNA has not been sequenced, so they have only compared parts of it. Still, the non-similarity to any known organism is interesting.
In my opinion it is either a DNA disease or an alien.
they concluded Neanderthal was a separate species from us with only 2% of the genome mapped. If you extrapolate the genomic differences so far it should be beyond the differences we have with primates. When you add all the rest of the evidence- morphology, chemical make up, structure of the bone matrix, physiology and not much dna matching human or anything in the database- it's a foregone conclusion.
Originally posted by itsthetooth
reply to post by MrXYZ
Sure it sounds funny, but what do you think surrogacy is?
Originally posted by itsthetooth
reply to post by Varemia
Nope, its not human at all. Those few parts found human were mtDNA and overlap. This skull looks healthy from what they can tell which is also why they were able to rule out hrydocephulious.
From what I'm reading on the findings, this creature is half human or had a severe DNA disease. I'm not sure which is more likely, but according to the website, they ran the DNA through a library of DNA covering millions of species across the planet, and found no similarities in the chain they tested.