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Panspermia is an interesting concept. It doesnt negate ID because of the infinite regress problem. Its philosophy 101.
God could be a programmer. It doeant have to be directly related to creation, panspermia also means there are far more advanced areas of the universe than we are in in terms of age of the universe post big bang.
What you seem to fail to understand is how proteins were formed to begin with and what was theorized was present directly after the big bang and how those elements would form proteins. Also just to point out many scientists believe amino acids 4 billion years ago on earth created proteins that created self replicating dna. Proteins come from amino acids. Amino acids are the building block. Not the other way around as you are confusing.
We have developed an artificial protein scaffold, herewith called a protein vector, which allows linking of an in-vitro synthesised protein to the nucleic acid which encodes it through the process of self-assembly. This protein vector enables the direct physical linkage between a functional protein and its genetic code.
The principle is demonstrated using a streptavidin-based protein vector (SAPV) as both a nucleic acid binding pocket and a protein display system. We have shown that functional proteins or protein domains can be produced in vitro and physically linked to their DNA in a single enzymatic reaction. Such self-assembled protein-DNA complexes can be used for protein cloning, the cloning of protein affinity reagents or for the production of proteins which self-assemble on a variety of solid supports. Self-assembly can be utilised for making libraries of protein-DNA complexes or for labelling the protein part of such a complex to a high specific activity by labelling the nucleic acid associated with the protein.
In summary, self-assembly offers an opportunity to quickly generate cheap protein affinity reagents, which can also be efficiently labelled, for use in traditional affinity assays or for protein arrays instead of conventional antibodies.
originally posted by: Phantom423
a reply to: luthier
Panspermia is an interesting concept. It doesnt negate ID because of the infinite regress problem. Its philosophy 101.
I'll disagree with that. Nature isn't redundant. Two pathways isn't energy efficient. IMO it's one way or the other - either macromolecular organization or ID. The preponderance of evidence is for structural organization in compatible environments.
God could be a programmer. It doeant have to be directly related to creation, panspermia also means there are far more advanced areas of the universe than we are in in terms of age of the universe post big bang.
It could also be an alien playing a video game. The point is that it's unknowable - there's no way to collect evidence for a deity or an alien playing with a computer. I think it's a waste of time to even consider it unless there's evidence. There has been speculation that our universe and us are computer simulations. I think that one's a waste of time too until we solve some of the more pressing issues like quantum gravity.
What you seem to fail to understand is how proteins were formed to begin with and what was theorized was present directly after the big bang and how those elements would form proteins. Also just to point out many scientists believe amino acids 4 billion years ago on earth created proteins that created self replicating dna. Proteins come from amino acids. Amino acids are the building block. Not the other way around as you are confusing.
I understand very well how proteins are assembled. I intentionally linked that research article which describes a protein scaffold developed to demonstrate how nucleic acids can code for a functional protein in vitro. The point was to demonstrate that self assembly is a well known phenomenon of nature - peptides and amino acids among them. There are many articles describing self assembly of nanostructures as well as macromolecular structures. And again, this is just more evidence that a deity isn't required to organize molecules or life itself. The process is most likely ubiquitous throughout the universe.
We have developed an artificial protein scaffold, herewith called a protein vector, which allows linking of an in-vitro synthesised protein to the nucleic acid which encodes it through the process of self-assembly. This protein vector enables the direct physical linkage between a functional protein and its genetic code.
The principle is demonstrated using a streptavidin-based protein vector (SAPV) as both a nucleic acid binding pocket and a protein display system. We have shown that functional proteins or protein domains can be produced in vitro and physically linked to their DNA in a single enzymatic reaction. Such self-assembled protein-DNA complexes can be used for protein cloning, the cloning of protein affinity reagents or for the production of proteins which self-assemble on a variety of solid supports. Self-assembly can be utilised for making libraries of protein-DNA complexes or for labelling the protein part of such a complex to a high specific activity by labelling the nucleic acid associated with the protein.
In summary, self-assembly offers an opportunity to quickly generate cheap protein affinity reagents, which can also be efficiently labelled, for use in traditional affinity assays or for protein arrays instead of conventional antibodies.
originally posted by: AlienView
a reply to: rukia
"......Now, if you want a scientific reason, then there are males and females due to the need for the survival of the species. Otherwise, the species would die out if all of the members were unable to breed. Therefore, having the ability to reproduce guarantees the survival of the species".
And WHO of WHAT needs this species called Man to survive?
Humans make sure cattle survive so we can eat them - What primal force wants MAN to survive?
And most of all WHY
originally posted by: AlienView
originally posted by: coomba98
a reply to: Noinden
Again there is no evidene in our DNA that it was messed with.
Isnt there something in the ancient alien crowd about fused chromosomes or something? Or some evidence of genetic manipulation?
Obvious I dont know if this is true or not, just remember hearing it.
Coomba98
Try this:
Human DNA ‘was designed by aliens’, say scientists
"HUMAN DNA was designed by ALIENS, scientists who spent 13 years working on the human genome have sensationally claimed". By SEAN MARTIN
"A pair of scientists from Kazakhstan believe that our species was designed by a higher power, alien civilisation that either wanted to preserve a message in our DNA or simply plant life on other planets. Maxim A. Makukov of the Fesenkov Astrophysical Institute and Vladimir I. Shcherbak from the al-Farabi Kazakh National University spent 13 years working for the Human Genome Project – a mission that hoped to map out human DNA. Their conclusion was that humans were designed by a higher power, with a “set of arithmetic patterns and ideographic symbolic language” encoded into our DNA........."
"They state that the sudden boom in evolution experienced on Earth billions of years ago is a sign of something happening on a higher level that we are not aware of, and that mathematical code in DNA cannot explain evolution. Mr Makulov said: “Sooner or later … we have to accept the fact that all life on Earth carries the genetic code of our extraterrestrial cousins and that evolution is not what we think it is........”
See whole article here:
www.express.co.uk...