06 Jun 23
@moonbus saidDo a quick search on the topic, here what I got when I did off the web.
"Enzymes check it, and if it's not right another enzyme comes and ..."
False. Factually in error. Enzymes do not "check" anything. 11:16 minutes in. I don't need to look at the rest. He anthropomorphizes all the way through.
Both positive and negative feedback loops describe the effect of an intermediate or product of a metabolic pathway on an enzyme that participates in the linked series of reactions. Thus, any metabolite, regardless of how far down the pathway it is, has the potential to be an allosteric regulator and participate in a feedback loop.
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06 Jun 23
@kellyjay saidWhat’s your point?
Do a quick search on the topic, here what I got when I did off the web.
Both positive and negative feedback loops describe the effect of an intermediate or product of a metabolic pathway on an enzyme that participates in the linked series of reactions. Thus, any metabolite, regardless of how far down the pathway it is, has the potential to be an allosteric regulator and participate in a feedback loop.
@divegeester saidOrganic molecules have been detected in a distant galaxy:
@KellyJay
Do you have any evidence of another method of life appearing of earth other than by chance alignment of molecules?
https://edition.cnn.com/2023/06/06/world/webb-telescope-distant-organic-molecules-scn/index.html
We can put Prof. Tour to bed now; his claim that organic molecules are improbable is well and truly refuted.
07 Jun 23
@moonbus saidPraise the lord...I hope he and his pretend science sleep well.
Organic molecules have been detected in a distant galaxy:
https://edition.cnn.com/2023/06/06/world/webb-telescope-distant-organic-molecules-scn/index.html
We can put Prof. Tour to bed now; his claim that organic molecules are improbable is well and truly refuted.
08 Jun 23
@moonbus saidYou didn't bother listening to him, so you have a stinking clue what he has said, not sure what or why you are crowing over that.
Organic molecules have been detected in a distant galaxy:
https://edition.cnn.com/2023/06/06/world/webb-telescope-distant-organic-molecules-scn/index.html
We can put Prof. Tour to bed now; his claim that organic molecules are improbable is well and truly refuted.
09 Jun 23
@kellyjay saidQuit using a YouTube video as a ballistic shield. State herein why dear Dr. Tour is still relevant to your case. Is there something else besides his assertions that organic molecules cannot form in space?
You didn't bother listening to him, so you have a stinking clue what he has said, not sure what or why you are crowing over that.
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@sonhouse saidKellyjay has painted himself into a knot in his underpants (nod to the “mixed metaphors” thread in the GF) because he wants to talk about his religious beliefs as they appertain to the origin of life, but keeps telling others who mention it to “take it to spirituality”
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I listened to most of it and he is an avowed creationist, do you deny that?
09 Jun 23
@sonhouse saidIt doesn't matter what he is, does it matter what your views are when it comes to science or does it matter that you get it right whatever it is you are talking about? Take the views about God to the Spiritual Forum.
@KellyJay
I listened to most of it and he is an avowed creationist, do you deny that?
09 Jun 23
@soothfast saidProduce the quote.
Quit using a YouTube video as a ballistic shield. State herein why dear Dr. Tour is still relevant to your case. Is there something else besides his assertions that organic molecules cannot form in space?