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Intelligent Design / Evolution (2)
- Thread starter idscience
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Probably correct though, just for all the wrong reasons.
Exercise and caffeine change your DNA in the same way, study suggests
Exercise and caffeine change your DNA in the same way, study suggests
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Greg1234
In the beginning was El
"Broadly speaking, the findings offer more evidence that our genomes are much more dynamic than they are often given credit for. Epigenetic modifications that turn genes on and back off again can be incredibly flexible events. They allow the DNA in our cells to adjust as the environment shifts."
Intelligent adaptation in somatic as opposed to germ cells. Did you post this as an opposition?
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As an opposition to what? I work in epigenetics, I've even published in the field. Also, there's no intelligence in it at all. Epigenetic modifications are a major driver of cancer. You reckon that's intelligent too?
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