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Sep 16 |
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Does DNA contain information beyond protein synthesis? Thanks! Very helpful. What about my hypothesis that not all biological information is split between genotype/information carrier and phenotype/embodiment, but some actually is closer to prototype + copier? Specifically, organelles and cells are never created ex nihlo from any type of information but always split from a preexisting one? |
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Sep 16 |
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Why is most tissue cellular? Why "one gigantic cell"? Why cell at all? Why have zillions of small parts (nucleous, membranes) which don't directly contribute to tissue function? As a note, very few artificial machines work that way (though perhaps integrated circuits could be argued to). |
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Sep 16 |
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Why is most tissue cellular? Thanks - can you clarify: Does the cellular nature directly contribute to tissue function? Do organelles directly contribute to tissue function? Why are cells the origin of every life? Has this question been explored ever? |
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