Blogs about: Non Coding Rnas
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"Where Did All the Flowers Come From?"
Carl Zimmer has a good article in the NY Times entitled “Where Did All the Flowers Come From?” The article summarizes lots of interesting stuff, but I find the speculation regarding the … more →
The RNA Underworld
"Where Did All the Flowers Come From?"
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Arthur Hunt wrote 3 months ago: Carl Zimmer has a good article in the NY Times entitled “Where Did All the Flowers Come From? … more →
More strangeness ...
Arthur Hunt wrote 9 months ago: Awhile ago, I discussed a flurry of papers in Science that showed some curious aspects of transcript … more →
RNA and kitchen tools – Slicers, Dicers, and CRISPRs
Arthur Hunt wrote 11 months ago: RNA-based regulation is all the rage in biology today. The more familiar mechanisms involve small R … more →
Strange things at promoters
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Arthur Hunt wrote 12 months ago: A group of interesting papers popped up on ScienceExpress this past week. These papers (by Core et … more →
The Small RNA World - a brief introduction
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Arthur Hunt wrote 1 year ago: The first reflex when coming across the title of this blog is, most likely, that it is a blog that m … more →
The 2008 Winners
Arthur Hunt wrote 1 year ago: … of the Albert Lasker Basic Medical Research Award are Victor Ambros, David Baulcombe, and Ga … more →
One person's junk is another's treasure
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Arthur Hunt wrote 1 year ago: In previous essays (here and here), we learned that genes encoding new proteins can and do, often, a … more →
Junk to the Second Power
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Arthur Hunt wrote 1 year ago: (Introductory remark – this is another repost of a Panda’s Thumb essay, included on this … more →
De novo origination of a gene encoding a functional protein
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Arthur Hunt wrote 1 year ago: A recurrent theme amongst ID proponents is the supposed difficulty of protein evolution, especially … more →
