My personal interest lies more in utilizing such technology to unravel how networks of nuerons encode and process information. The applications have...
Gendanken, You're just as bad in my opinion as your attack posts are a big part of the reason profs do the stuff you don't like. Cut them some...
www.nnf.cornell.edu/1999REU/ra/Siegel.pdf for some technical details. It was developed at schools like Cornell and Urbana-Champaign
Except in a textbook I'm sure there was much more background and contextualization that makes exactly what those things are and why it's relevant to...
If you'll be more specific about what your interests are I'm more than happy to try to point you in the right direction or give more advice.
I think the "pretty standard stuff" and "textbook level science" comments were uncalled for. Escpecially since developmental biology isn't...
I agree with what spuriousmonkey posted, but have some other stuff to say - What is likely to be more industrially in demand is molecular...
I think spurious monkeys post got to the point, it is a mix of tissues that are essentially skin and brain. Just what you'd want to do. Make an...
WCfetus, I agree that the mutation rate would be at a low level that is by and large non-consequential. I never meant to say otherwise, but make...
If you want look up Elowitz M on pubmed, it was in a talk he gave. He was giving a talk on noise in transcription, which is obviously highest when...
Several dozen per hour is not a minimum by any means. Some mRNAs are present at a level of 1-2 copies per cell (according to a talk I attended given...
I said I agreed to some extent and then gave compounding cases and examples where it was more of an issue. In the limiting case where there are few...
http://www.ncbi.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?db=Books By far the best and most professional collection of biology texts I've found on the net....
Fetus, I agree to some extent with that point, but defective copies could have serious effects in some cases. Some prematurely truncated molecules...
The error rate of RNA polymerase is roughly 1E-5 (compared to for DNA polymerase 1E-9). An average transcript is shorter than 100,000 bp so there is...
There are two clear roles for the DNA that isn't transcribed (into mRNA). transcriptional regulation - ie non coding regions that are functional...
Dapthar, I didn't say that they had to have performed in all those fields, but simply "who studied and thought about many different fields". I...
Thanks ... most interesting discussions digress anyways.
I'd still be interested in any modern philosophers that write in English and give an intelligent review and integration of historical philosophy....
yinyinwang, I was assuming objective reference would be utilized, but there are frequently multiple explanations that are consistent with all the...
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