Does 528 Hz "facilitate DNA repair"? - Skeptics Stack Exchange
There is a somewhat common belief that playing a tone at 528Hz can help to facilitate DNA repair. Examples: The frequency of 528 Hz supposedly has healing effects on DNA. The frequency seems to influence the water molecules that surround the …
Is 8% of human DNA from viruses? - Skeptics Stack Exchange
2016年3月15日 · Normal viruses infect cells in order to take advantage of cellular mechanisms to reproduce themselves. A class of viruses known as "retroviruses" have a slightly peculiar mechanism to achieve this - they synthesise a special enzyme called "reverse transcriptase", which translates their own RNA into DNA which is incorporated into the host cell's genome.
Do humans share 99% of their DNA with rats?
2012年12月3日 · While not 99% as the original claim, here is a source along the same lines at 97.5% of their DNA of humans. Mice and men share about 97.5 per cent of their working DNA, just one per cent less than chimps and humans. The new estimate is based on the comparison of mouse chromosome 16 with human DNA.
Is it possible for ingested dsRNA (or other genetic materials) to ...
2014年5月24日 · Now a growing number of genetically modified crops are based on intentionally changing RNA.” – That’s of course nonsense, in all cases the DNA is changed, and in all cases the RNA is affected. The only difference is that some newer modifications don’t code for proteins but rather for smaller fragments which form double strands.
Was human DNA found in a sample of Priorix Tetra MMRV vaccine?
2019年10月8日 · The human reference genome was found to be matched by 99.76% reads from vaccine DNA, that means nearly in all its entirety. The human fetal DNA presented in this vaccine is a single entire genome, that means the vaccine contains genomic DNA with all the chromosomes of a male individual (in fact MRC-5 originates from a male fetus).
Does DNA add credibility to the theory of evolution?
Before to compare DNA between organisms, you have to admit it is written in the same "language" between species (which is the case). But, by admitting that, you already admitted evolution. This is due to the "universality" of DNA translation. In shortcut, the DNA translation is the process that read DNA and output proteins (the building blocks).
Is abiogenesis virtually impossible? - Skeptics Stack Exchange
2023年6月5日 · at least one RNA encoding a replicase, ~500 nucleotides (low bound)is required. In the above notation, n = 1800, resulting in E <10-1018. In other words, even in this toy model that assumes a deliberately inflated rate of RNA production, the probability that a coupled translation-replication emerges by chance in a single O-region is P < 10-1018.*
medical science - Do Rife machines kill viruses and bacteria ...
2018年8月24日 · In fact a virus is some RNA or DNA floating around with an envelope around it. It does not really "live" in the fact that it has no metabolism. It is simply able to "penetrate" the DNA/RNA in a host cell, and this cell is the "reprogrammed" to construct new virusses. –
Ancestry tracking DNA tests - Skeptics Stack Exchange
2017年7月10日 · Since the advent of cheap DNA tests, several companies have sprung up which will tell you ancestral origins according to your DNA. 23andMe claims, Where in the world are you from? Find out where your DNA comes from around the world. Your DNA can tell you where your ancestors lived more than 500 years ago.
history - Ancestral DNA tests - Skeptics Stack Exchange
2017年7月3日 · A friend of mine recently took a DNA ancestry test using one of these mail-order services. Sadly he did not provide the name of the company used. According to his results, he has partial Native American ancestry.