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Everyday the call to create grows stronger and it’s genuinely starting to get distressing.
Advertising truly is a plague upon humanity.
hi gene related question: i just learned that mitochondria are maternally inherited, so how do they maintain genetic diversity?
I'm obligated to say this because it was branded onto my left ass cheek after graduation: mutation is the mechanism of evolution. The rate of mutation occurs as a function of many things but the size of the creatures genome is one of them (fr there's some whacky math stuff about genetics that make people like me who chose to specialize in mathematical biology salivate uncontrollably.)
Also your mom has a mom, your dad has a mom, both of who dad-mom meiosis determined genes in the same way you have dad-mom meiosis determined genes. Sometimes these genes pull a mutation wild-card which either a) does nothing significant to structure or function of the mitochondria b) does something but not enough to produce an effect c) does something and causes a disease d) does something that causes the organism to fail-to-thrive (become biologically unable to survive.)
In case you're like me and very curious about these sorts of thing here's a link to a page that discusses conditions involving mitochondrial diseases.
btw this is a really good question and the sort of thing I'd put on an exam. I know nothing about you but if you're taking courses you can ask this in lecture and it'll produce an effect (positive.)
When will I stop being ‘aspiring’
Why can’t I just be there already
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Something I don’t hear a lot of people talking about in chronic-pain/illness circles is how afraid it makes you.
Like before ‘it’ happened I used to be so courageous and indignant. I wore my beliefs honestly and held them with me publicly. I could be perceived without evaporating or disintegrating under the expectation to be a person. I understand that it’s extremely normal to lose confidence when your body literally loses its integrity, but I’m still pretty upset at just how much was taken from me with no one to blame. Every time I get a piece of myself back during recovery exists in tandem with delayed grief of realizing that I lost it in the first place…it’s really emotionally complicated.
— but hey, I think I’m starting to recovery my sense of courage — which means I’ll finally be able to make some good art!
Another thing about molecular biology being acronym hell is that you often get nested-acronyms. Allow me to demonstrate.
CHOP = C/EBP Homologous Protein
C/EBP = CRE Element Binding Protein
CRE = cAMP Response Element
AMP = adenosine monophosphate
This isn’t even the worst one but do you see what I mean?
I have made the incredibly foolish decision to have an OC with “a mosaic of scars, wounds, and unknown markings.”
Everything looks wrong even if the design makes sense.
