Monthly Archives: January 2013

GOOGLE, Agenda 21, HAARP, Human Genome Project, DNA tracking The Pentagon.
OPEN THIS DESCRIPTION BOX! RE-UPLOAD UNDER CREATIVE COMMONS! For those interested, this is the COMPLETE monolgue of Dr Leuren Moret concerning everyone responsible in any way connected to DNA Tracking from Space - ALL leading to pointing to The Pentagon. I STRONGLY ENCOURAGE EVERYONE TO DOWNLOAD AND SAVE THIS FOR POSTERITY. Posted, free of Ads using Creative Commons so all may re-upload. The Original upload #39;s link will be posted IF time permits. No copyright infringement intended as this was captured from Public Domain. FAIR USE APPLIES as this IS NOT for Profit! Let it hereby be made known that I am allowing re-uploading with the understanding that NO ONE is to do so FOR PROFIT! This is IMPORTANT for obvious reasons - exposing Truth naming Names, because our very lives are at stake. Should you wish to re-upload this video I ask expect everyone to list in similar fashion, using Creative Commons so that these Truths may be made known to all FREE OF CHARGE without Profit. I wish everyone all the best as we are at the Mother of ALL Crossroads. Peace be with all of you with your immortal spirits. Remember - we are ALL in this Together and we must do our parts to awaken the unknowing. Thank you - "Bulldog" ~

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Data from the whole genome sequencing could not be refuted by Intelligent Design(ID) advocates
Scientists unleashed a torrent of studies comparing the genetic coding for humans and chimpanzees on Wednesday, reporting that 96% of our DNA sequences are identical. Even more intriguingly, the other 4% appears to contain clues to how we became different from out closest relatives in the animal kingdom, they said. We #39;re really looking at an individual evolutionary event, and this is spectacular," said University of Washington geneticist Robert Waterston, senior author of a study in the journal Nature presenting the draft of the chimpanzee genome.

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Plant and Animal Genome Conference XXI
PAG meeting at San Diego - January 12-16 2013 - View from 10th floor

By: Alexander Kozik

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Gang Stalking: GOOGLE, Agenda 21, HAARP, Human Genome Project, DNA tracking The Pentagon (mirror)
OPEN THIS DESCRIPTION BOX! RE-UPLOAD UNDER CREATIVE COMMONS! For those interested, this is the COMPLETE monolgue of Dr Leuren Moret concerning everyone responsible in any way connected to DNA Tracking from Space - ALL leading to pointing to The Pentagon. I STRONGLY ENCOURAGE EVERYONE TO DOWNLOAD AND SAVE THIS FOR POSTERITY. Posted, free of Ads using Creative Commons so all may re-upload. The Original upload #39;s link will be posted IF time permits. No copyright infringement intended as this was captured from Public Domain. FAIR USE APPLIES as this IS NOT for Profit! Let it hereby be made known that I am allowing re-uploading with the understanding that NO ONE is to do so FOR PROFIT! This is IMPORTANT for obvious reasons - exposing Truth naming Names, because our very lives are at stake. Should you wish to re-upload this video I ask expect everyone to list in similar fashion, using Creative Commons so that these Truths may be made known to all FREE OF CHARGE without Profit. I wish everyone all the best as we are at the Mother of ALL Crossroads. Peace be with all of you with your immortal spirits. Remember - we are ALL in this Together and we must do our parts to awaken the unknowing. Thank you - "Bulldog" ~

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A clone of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus that expanded rapidly throughout the world has variable recombination rates, researchers led by the University of Bath's Edward Feil report in Genome Biology. Using the Bayesian Recombination Tracker, or BRATNextGen, the researchers examined evidence of recombination in sequence data from 165 MRSA isolates from around the world. They note that about 440 genes were affected by recombination, though many were in mobile genetic elements, rather than in the core genome. Through phylogeographic analysis, the researchers found that isolates from different regions had different recombination rates. "Possible explanatory variables include the size and time since emergence of each defined sub-population (as determined by the sampling frame), variation in transmission dynamics due to host movement, and changes in the bacterial genome affecting the propensity for recombination," Feil and his colleagues write.

Mihai Pop from the University of Maryland and his colleagues present a new metagenomic assembly and analysis pipeline, dubbed MetAmos, in Genome Biology this week. MetAmos, which can be downloaded here, aims to solve some problems that other genome assemblers have with metagenomic data. According to Pop and his team, "MetAMOS provides a push-button solution for analysis of metagenomic datasets, irrespective of the sequencing technology used," while also offering "a modular and flexible pipeline, integrating many metagenomic analysis tools that can be tailored and extended to meet specific analysis needs."

Finally, Washington University in St. Louis' George Weinstock and colleagues characterize the healthy human microbiome biogeography in Genome Biology. They examined the diversity, spatial relationships, and stability over time of 22 different sites on 279 healthy people. Based on sequencing the variable regions of the 16S rRNA genes from their samples, the researchers found 929 genera from 30 different phyla and noted that different sampling sites have different levels of diversity and stability: The oral microbiome appears to have higher stability as compared to the skin or vaginal microbiome. "Each habitat has its own characteristic biodiversity and taxon abundance distribution curve," the researchers write. "While there are many contributing factors to each characteristic pattern, this description of the healthy state will contribute to recognition of changes associated with disease."

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