Michael Bloomberg Is Reportedly Going to Run for President in 2020—as a Democrat Bloomberg first ran for mayor of New York as a Republican in 2001. He later left the party, becoming an Independent in 2007. Despite remaining an Independent, Bloomberg endorsed Hillary Clinton in 2016. He since announced that he would be supporting Democratic … Michael Bloomberg for President (NOT) in 2020
Summary: The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation appears to be funding misrepresentations of what serious scientists know about biophysically constrained viral latency, as if no one knew that the effect of virus-driven energy theft in a computer processing unit (CPU) is the same as the effect of bacteriophages on the human brain. The countdown that … The tipping point (revisited): 73,000 publications
Use of definitions in attempts to explain any aspect of species-specific biophysically constrained cell type differentiation and aging has been replaced by the use of model systems of biological processes. Biological processes can be compared to so-called “evolutionary processes” to show that only biological processes need to be considered in the context of Darwin’s “conditions … The eternal significance of microRNAs (8)
Physicists: Desperate Acts Light-induced endogenous RNA interference in bioluminescent microbes links Schrodinger’s claims in “What is LIfe?” (1944) from a light-to-chemical pathway of information exchange in all living genera via amino acid substitutions in supercoiled DNA. All subsequent works on the evolutionary synthesis failed to link the anti-entropic virucidal energy of sunlight to Darwin’s “conditions … Physicists: Desperate Acts (revisited)
Royal Society Expunges Public From Evo Record Many of the attendee-participants were, in fact, more distinguished than many of the actual speakers. So the audience came to be heard as well as to listen. But the official recording (now posted) has been wiped clean of public comment — the most robust part of the meeting … Expunging the distinguished public
See also: Tasting light links energy from creation to adaptation Developmentally defined forebrain circuits regulate appetitive and aversive olfactory learning reported as: When neurons are ‘born’ impacts olfactory behavior in mice My summary: The de novo creation of different cell types is placed into the context of their energy-dependent birth and the transgenerational epigenetic inheritance … Energy-dependent de novo creation and neurogenesis
See also: Consciousness is simply food rearranged Role of Double Hydrogen Atom Transfer Reactions in Atmospheric Chemistry Abstract excerpt: Hydrogen atom transfer (HAT) reactions are ubiquitous and play a crucial role in chemistries occurring in the atmosphere, biology, and industry. My comment: The link from physics to chemistry and the conserved molecular mechanisms of biologically-based … Hydrogen-atom energy in DNA base pairs
Communication shapes sensory response in multicellular networks Significance Cells routinely sense and respond to their environment, and they also communicate with each other. Exactly how communication impacts sensing remains poorly understood. We study a population of fibroblast cells that responds to a chemical stimulus (ATP) and communicates by molecule exchange. Combining experiments and mathematical modeling, … Energy-dependent cellular communication
Something is antithetical when it is in complete and utter opposition to the character of something. Analysis of protein-coding genetic variation in 60,706 humans reported as: Largest collection of human exome sequence data yields unprecedented tool for diagnosing rare disease …variation that was expected, but not found, in the data offered new insight. Some genes … Anthetical conclusions
A neural circuit encoding sexual preference in humans Excerpt: We anticipate the identification of a core neural circuit for sexual preferences to be a starting point for further sophisticated investigations into the neural principles of sexual behavior and particularly of its aberrations. My comment: They link sexual orientation in yeasts to humans but fail to … MicroRNAs and sexual orientation
