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The Blind Watch-Watchers or Smell the Cheese

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    bmbmm
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    By the way between 1-100 points what will you give fossil records (technique ) and to the advance Molecular Biology technique in finding out the truth behind any biological entity? Me personally will give the fossil record 1 and Molecualr Biology 100. What about you?

    Just to remind you the top question.

    Hey is that all you got ops ?

    By the way there is also a 100% sequence homology of Octopus rhodopsin kinase and Squid rhodopsin kinase that I cloned! Also you know the hydrogen in the sun is 100% identical to hydrogen on earth.

    beta hymoglobin??? Are you talking about beta globulin or haemoglobin?

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      By the way between 1-100 points what will you give fossil records (technique ) and to the advance Molecular Biology technique in finding out the truth behind any biological entity? Me personally will give the fossil record 1 and Molecualr Biology 100. What about you?

      Just to remind you the top question.

      Above question is irrelvant to what we are discussing.

      Hey is that all you got ops ?

      I got nothing. You are the one with Phd wink

      beta hymoglobin??? Are you talking about beta globulin or haemoglobin?

      If you knew this then you would have guessed from my bad spelling.
      beta haemoglobin -)

      So Dr. how do you account for it?

      Regards,

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        95.2% identity in 147 residues overlap; Score 746.0; Gap frequency 0.0%

        UserSeq1, 1 MVHLTPEEKSAVTALWGKVNVDEVGGEALGRLLVVYPWTQRFFESFGDLSTPDAVMGNPK
        UserSeq2, 1 MVHLTPEEKNAVTTLWGKVNVDEVGGEALGRLLVVYPWTQRFFESFGDLSSPDAVMGNPK


        UserSeq1, 61 VKAHGKKVLGAFSDGLAHLDNLKGTFATLSELHCDKLHVDPENFRLLGNVLVCVLAHHFG
        UserSeq2, 61 VKAHGKKVLGAFSDGLNHLDNLKGTFAQLSELHCDKLHVDPENFKLLGNVLVCVLAHHFG


        UserSeq1, 121 KEFTPPVQAAYQKVVAGVANALAHKYH
        UserSeq2, 121 KEFTPQVQAAYQKVVAGVANALAHKYH


        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------40.0% identity in 20 residues overlap; Score 40.0; Gap frequency 0.0%

        UserSeq1, 59 PKVKAHGKKVLGAFSDGLAH
        UserSeq2, 125 PQVQAAYQKVVAGVANALAH


        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------35.0% identity in 20 residues overlap; Score 32.0; Gap frequency 0.0%

        UserSeq1, 125 PPVQAAYQKVVAGVANALAH
        UserSeq2, 59 PKVKAHGKKVLGAFSDGLNH


        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------41.2% identity in 17 residues overlap; Score 30.0; Gap frequency 0.0%

        UserSeq1, 18 KVNVDEVGGEALGRLLV
        UserSeq2, 96 KLHVDPENFKLLGNVLV


        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------41.2% identity in 17 residues overlap; Score 29.0; Gap frequency 0.0%

        UserSeq1, 96 KLHVDPENFRLLGNVLV
        UserSeq2, 18 KVNVDEVGGEALGRLLV


        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------33.3% identity in 21 residues overlap; Score 24.0; Gap frequency 0.0%

        UserSeq1, 10 SAVTALWGKVNVDEVGGEALG
        UserSeq2, 50 SSPDAVMGNPKVKAHGKKVLG


        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------38.9% identity in 18 residues overlap; Score 23.0; Gap frequency 0.0%

        UserSeq1, 46 FGDLSTPDAVMGNPKVKA
        UserSeq2, 119 FGKEFTPQVQAAYQKVVA


        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------50.0% identity in 6 residues overlap; Score 21.0; Gap frequency 0.0%

        UserSeq1, 2 VHLTPE
        UserSeq2, 97 LHVDPE


        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------50.0% identity in 6 residues overlap; Score 21.0; Gap frequency 0.0%

        UserSeq1, 97 LHVDPE
        UserSeq2, 2 VHLTPE


        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------35.3% identity in 17 residues overlap; Score 19.0; Gap frequency 0.0%

        UserSeq1, 3 HLTPEEKSAVTALWGKV
        UserSeq2, 118 HFGKEFTPQVQAAYQKV


        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------36.4% identity in 11 residues overlap; Score 19.0; Gap frequency 0.0%

        UserSeq1, 77 AHLDNLKGTFA
        UserSeq2, 63 AHGKKVLGAFS


        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------42.9% identity in 7 residues overlap; Score 18.0; Gap frequency 0.0%

        UserSeq1, 5 TPEEKSA
        UserSeq2, 124 TPQVQAA


        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------60.0% identity in 5 residues overlap; Score 18.0; Gap frequency 0.0%

        UserSeq1, 91 ELHCD
        UserSeq2, 96 KLHVD


        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------60.0% identity in 5 residues overlap; Score 18.0; Gap frequency 0.0%

        UserSeq1, 96 KLHVD
        UserSeq2, 91 ELHCD


        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------33.3% identity in 18 residues overlap; Score 18.0; Gap frequency 0.0%

        UserSeq1, 119 FGKEFTPPVQAAYQKVVA
        UserSeq2, 46 FGDLSSPDAVMGNPKVKA


        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------60.0% identity in 5 residues overlap; Score 18.0; Gap frequency 0.0%

        UserSeq1, 142 LAHKY
        UserSeq2, 115 LAHHF


        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------35.7% identity in 14 residues overlap; Score 18.0; Gap frequency 0.0%

        UserSeq1, 57 GNPKVKAHGKKVLG
        UserSeq2, 17 GKVNVDEVGGEALG


        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------41.7% identity in 12 residues overlap; Score 18.0; Gap frequency 0.0%

        UserSeq1, 126 PVQAAYQKVVAG
        UserSeq2, 59 PKVKAHGKKVLG


        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------60.0% identity in 5 residues overlap; Score 18.0; Gap frequency 0.0%

        UserSeq1, 115 LAHHF
        UserSeq2, 142 LAHKY


        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------28.6% identity in 14 residues overlap; Score 17.0; Gap frequency 0.0%

        UserSeq1, 79 LDNLKGTFATLSEL
        UserSeq2, 76 LNHLDNLKGTFAQL


        Here you go holytree! Top sequence is Human and Bottom sequence is Ape. Buy the way where did you get 100% similarity? Now convince me how good the stone-record is. And please give it a score between 1-100.

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          bmbmm
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          Hi Tree,

          The squid rhodopsin kinase that I cloned has 100% sequency homology with the octopus rhodopsin kinase. The take home message for you today is we cannot say one is evolved from the other with this data or the stone data lol lol . What we can see here is God found it appropriate to use the same peace of information (DNA) for both species wink

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            Here you go holytree! Top sequence is Human and Bottom sequence is Ape. Buy the way where did you get 100% similarity? Now convince me how good the stone-record is. And please give it a score between 1-100.

            Sorry Doctor I am not a biochemist like yourself. So gene sequence post does nothing for me. There is a 100% match of DNA sequences in the pseudogene region of beta-globin between apes and humans - how do you account for that Doctor?

            Regards,

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              bmbmm
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              No more comment.

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                No more comment.

                Why my Good Doctor? Has the 100% match of DNA sequences in the pseudogene region of beta-globin between apes and humans - made a monkey out of you? wink -)

                How do you account for it?

                Regards,

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                  Oh ya I am a monkey now, since you know better about science. I think I might need to do another PhD. Hence, I wil reply when I got my second doctorate. You can have my future Nobel prise for free roll

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                    sawtooth
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                    The style of that article sounds more than familier. I do believe I may have come across your work in college. very interesting but hard to finish in one sittling in front of a computer screen.

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                      Oh ya I am a monkey now, since you know better about science.

                      Dear Doctor I think you missed the joke in my comments. The 100% match between apes and human suggests that we have shared same ancestor in the past. This indeed does make a "monkey" out of us wink -)

                      Molecular studies shows that all life forms on Earth share a common ancestor. Even the leading creation scientist Dr Micheal Behe (his a biochemist) agrees with this view.

                      Regards,

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