Daniel Smith
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Joined: Sep. 2007
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Thank you. Once again I'm amazed at the forethought of God! Telomeres accomplish two things: they help to conserve genetic information while still guaranteeing that the aging process will eventually take its toll on all of us. These might seem like contradictory functions to you, but they make perfect sense from my perspective.
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An assembly of overlapping sequences. Sometimes it's impossible to get overlap. |
No doubt. The fact that there are such things as overlapping sequences makes me wonder at the mind of God. | Quote |
| Quote | | The rat genome appears to be a re-arrangement of the mouse genome,... |
The human genome just has many more (relative) rearrangements, as one would predict from evolutionary theory:
http://www.informatics.jax.org/reports/homologymap/mouse_human.shtml
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Yes I am. I know that's hard for you to believe, but the more mixed up these genomes are relative to each other, the more confident I am of a designed mechanism for that rearrangement.
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