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All Asians are descended from Africans.Which is just a natural occurrence between mating taxa. Despite the claimed 50 mutations per birth - all Asians remain Asians and will always remain Asian. As all Africans will remain African.
each letter represented a codon, the colon an unknown base pair.I'm not sure what you're describing.
thanks, a really good post.Suppose the original sequence is
...AGTCTTAGAGTCGAAGA
where the blue represents sequence coding for amino acids, the red is the stop codon that ends the gene's coding sequence, and the black is noncoding. This sequence codes for a protein ending in the amino acids ...[serine][leucine]. Suppose a single base, A, is inserted. Depending on where it is inserted, it will have the following effects:
...AGATCTTAGAGTCGAAGA: The insertion creates a premature stop codon (AGA), and the last two amino acids are lost from the protein. This is a frameshift.
...AGTCTTAAGAGTCGAAGA: The insertion disrupts the existing stop codon (AGA -> AAG), and the sequence now reads like this: ...AGTCTTAAGAGTCGAAGA, and the end of the protein is ...[serine][leucine][lysine][serine][arginine]; three amino acids have been added. This is also a frameshift.
...AGTCTTAGAGTCGAAAGA: The insertion occurs outside the coding region, and does not affect the protein's structure.
food for a hungry mind.No, protein-coding genes are always coded by three-base codons. What I meant is that a frameshift mutation needn't be deleterious. If it occurs near the end of a gene, it might cause the loss of a few amino acids that don't do much of anything. Or it might cause a truncated protein that does something new, or might cause the loss of a protein that's actually harmful in the present environment. The latter two in particular would be unusual, but they could happen.
so genes aren't always triplets?
so anything less than a full codon would most likely be detrimental (if added in a coding sequence)?
Despite the claimed 50 mutations per birth
Asians remain Asians and will always remain Asian
All Asians are descended from Africans.
50 mutation of what and claimed by who? In total, or in genes, or in disrupting genes, or of what?
So why does it exists human or are you saying there is no such thing as humans? I mean if humans only make humans where did the Asians comes from? Are they a separate kind - the Asian-kind?
What is the point in saying: I remain myself and will always remain myself? Does it follow I will give birth to clones of myself? No, that is a non sequitur.
how does science know the difference between a HGT gene and an "evolved" gene?
Don't try to play off your incorrect classifications in the fossil record with Fairie Dust please.
My point being that you said, "Despite the claimed 50 mutations per birth - all Asians remain Asians and will always remain Asian. As all Africans will remain African." All Africans did not remain African, and all Asians did not remain Asians. What you said was wrong.All Husky and Mastiff are descended from two wolves - but you still recognize them as a separate infraspecific taxa within the species from a mastiff.
So your point being what?
I had to go back and fix my previous post, since I messed up the stop codon: AGA is not a stop codon. Blame it on posting while sleepy. TGA, which is what I corrected it to, is always as stop codon, as are TAA and TAG. I hope I got it right this time.each letter represented a codon, the colon an unknown base pair.
your post pretty well describes what i was getting at though.
is AGA always a stop bit?
what about a start bit?
how does DNA know what junk is, is it everything between the last stop bit and the next start bit?
okay.I had to go back and fix my previous post, since I messed up the stop codon: AGA is not a stop codon. Blame it on posting while sleepy. TGA, which is what I corrected it to, is always as stop codon, as are TAA and TAG. I hope I got it right this time.
translation, as in the assembling 3 base pairs into a codon?Translation of the protein always starts at an ATG, which also codes for methionine. There are also start and stop signals for transcription, the process that occurs before translation and that copies the DNA information from the gene into messenger RNA.
the use of start and stop codons seems to suggest that not all base pairs are used.DNA doesn't know what junk is. It just sits there. Certain sequence strings can cause proteins or RNAs to bind at that site, potentially starting or inhibiting transcription. If those signals cause something useful to happen, then that stretch of DNA, along with what is transcribed, are functional.
HOW ?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horizontal_gene_transfer
An evolved gene comes from above... ancestral inheritance
A mutated gene, is originally a single gene, that is altered / added-to
by an external influence ie, via bacterial or, some other means (NOT inherited)
Who mentioned the fossil record? I thought this thread was about HGT.
My point being that you said, "Despite the claimed 50 mutations per birth - all Asians remain Asians and will always remain Asian. As all Africans will remain African." All Africans did not remain African, and all Asians did not remain Asians. What you said was wrong.
I make my living by accepting observations of the natural world -- in particular, observations about the genetic history of humans. You don't.No, because you refuse to accept observations of the natural world.
No, they didn't have to. Empirical observations of the natural world show that populations, including populations of humans, are constantly changing.African must have mated with another infraspecific taxa to produce Asians - no matter how many such mating's between infraspecific taxa it took.
It's a little more involved than that. First comes transcription, which copies the information from the DNA to messenger RNA. The process starts at (well, near) a stretch of DNA called a promoter. Some promoters have a specific direction associated with them: they will only create transcripts in one direction. Others produce two transcripts, one in each direction. In either case, the transcript that's produced has a natural orientation. Unlike DNA, which is double-stranded and which can be read in either direction, the messenger RNA is single-stranded and can only be read in one direction.a process starts at one end of DNA and encounters a start codon. (does it matter at which end? how does the process know?
it assembles 3 bits and continues this process until it encounters a stop codon.
it then takes these assembled bits and constructs the protein.
Yes, junk can undergo any kind of mutation. Junk DNA is DNA that doesn't code for a useful product (protein or RNA), and that also doesn't act as a useful switch for turning production of a useful product on or off.the use of start and stop codons seems to suggest that not all base pairs are used.
these unused base pairs is what i refer to as "junk".
correct me if i'm wrong, but this "junk" can still undergo transposition, deletions, and other gene mutatiuons, correct?
I make my living by accepting observations of the natural world -- in particular, observations about the genetic history of humans. You don't.
No, they didn't have to. Empirical observations of the natural world show that populations, including populations of humans, are constantly changing.
Uh huh.Make your living scamming tax dollars maybe, but certainly not accepting those natural observations. Don't try that better than tho attitude with me, get's you nowhere, with what you are preaching I'm expecting I know more than you.
Prove it - show me an Asian that has become anything but an Asian???
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