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10:16

This is as EVIL as It Gets | John MacArthur

TreasureChrist

over 3 years ago

1:41

Thanks to CRISPR Cas9 gene editing tool. You can edit any trait of your baby through a wide range of over 300 genes. By genetically engineering a set of genes the elite package allows you to customize your baby's eye color hair color skin tone Physical strength height and level of intelligence.

1:09:52

Destiny of the Human Race by Sal Cordova

Creation Fellowship

over 3 years ago

22:36

And that's what this equation is trying to highlight. So how many would it take at the rate? And this is by an evolutionary biologist himself. If 80 % of the genome is functional as trumpeted by ENCODE Project Consortium, then 45 to 82 deleterious mutations arise per generation.

1:12:31

Does Evolution have enough time? Haldane's Dilemma by John Harris

Creation Fellowship

about 2 years ago

13:57

So clever. Now, this exposes all the base pair it needs. When it does that, this strip is called messenger RNA. After a bit of clever editing, this strip of data is ready for the cell to use in a very special way.

51:36

Kevin Conover Educate for Life!

Creation Fellowship

almost 6 years ago

23:17

They're called point mutations. Remember you have 3 billion letters in your code and they want to randomly throw in letters to improve whatever the organism is, whether it's plants or animals or whatever.

1:00:48

Chimp and Human DNA how similar? Helmut Welke

Creation Fellowship

about 4 years ago

38:38

The whole thing is functional. It's doing something. It's an expressed gene that apparently is very important. This alone completely refutes the claim that human chromosome two is the result of an ancestor telomeric end -to -end fusion.

3:40:26

Traced: Human DNA's Big Surprise with Nathaniel Jeanson

Apologetics Live

about 4 years ago

1:06:27

They had high coverage aka high quality DNA sequence and they found a rate that was 10 times faster. Now I say they found a rate that was 10 times faster. This is the paper where they literally say in the methods.

8:55

Debunking Evolution - Adaptation Lesson 4a)

Genesis Apologetics

over 10 years ago

6:13

Okay, so what about the other changes? Program change? Or you called it genetic recombination?

1:03:37

Razib Khan explains Genetics, DNA Tests, and Jewish Ancestry

CTM

Conversations That Matter

3 months ago

30:03

Well, it duplicates the DNA. And so you can take a little bit of DNA and that blows it up. Now, if the DNA is low quality, it'll blow up low quality DNA. And that's hard to use, but we have computers now that can figure out the patterns of how DNA degrades.

1:08:35

Apologetics Session 36 - Origins and Evolution - Part 3

Cornerstone Church

over 3 years ago

49:01

The problem has turned out, again, to be an information problem. So we've done experiments on RNA. People have called them ribozyme engineering experiments. And the name is apt because it is a lot of intelligent design.

1:24:41

Traced – Human DNA’s Big Surprise

ARR

Andrew Rappaport's Rapp Report

about 4 years ago

1:00:05

They looked at chunks of DNA. They're called indels, abbreviation for insertions and deletions. So two letters, five letters, ten letters that just get deleted or inserted into a sequence. So they did those types of analyses for the DNA inherited from both parents.

2:27

Debunking Evolution: Genetic Recombination

Genesis Apologetics

over 9 years ago

0:10

Okay, so what about the other changes. Program change or you you called it genetic recombination?

27:40

Is there conclusive evidence for intelligent design? - GotQuestions.org Podcast Episode 13

GQO

GotQuestions.org

about 5 years ago

17:10

And now we know it's functional and important for performing some function in our genome. And we've just barely begun to scratch the surface of what's going on in our genomes with junk DNA. So I think that's a recent scientific discovery that confirms a prediction of intelligent design.

2:25

Debunking Evolution Clip: Mutations Are Bad

Genesis Apologetics

over 9 years ago

1:28

Well, they only benefit by being more resistant to the pesticide. The point is, by losing information, they lost control of an enzyme's production. Now evolution needs to explain gains of information over time.

9:24

How the Folding of Proteins Is a Huge Problem for Darwinian Evolution (with Dr. Douglas Axe)

Wise Disciple

almost 9 years ago

0:48

Well, here's how we did it. So, the first project was looking at how much can you mess up in a gene and still get the protein. We didn't talk about folding here, but that synthesis process that we talked about that uses the genetic code just really gives you a string of amino acids.

1:00:07

The Human Genome

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 15 years ago

2:42

We made and will continue to undermine the doctrine that a genetic code defines the program of life. But this is enough. I hope to suggest why researchers are so energized and excited today a sense of profound change seems to be widespread.

2:08

Debunking Evolution Clip: Gibberish Can't Create Anything

Genesis Apologetics

over 9 years ago

1:07

Mutations are usually caused when there's an error copying a creature's genetic information, which is found in its DNA. It can lose, duplicate, or even copy letters in the genetic code.

29:35

Biology & Creation

PBC

Providence Baptist Church

about 3 years ago

9:04

Yet the DNA of the two creatures is identical. The ability for DNA to express different programming from the same source code under different environmental conditions is actually fairly common. The epigenetic code a set of switches that turn genes on and off in response to environmental stimuli is a main contributor to the ability of the finished product to vary despite the same DNA instructions almost like a swiss army knife.

0:57

Darwin's Finches and Evolution (Classroom Series)

Genesis Apologetics

about 3 years ago

0:31

There was a 2017 article in the science journal BMC Evolutionary Biology, and they found they weren't actually mutating and evolving by mutations and natural selection. Instead, it was epigenetic changes, which is special coding that allows the animals to track and adapt to their environments without changing the DNA, and it happens in just one generation.

41:58

Discerning Truth: COVID-19 Part 1

BSI

Biblical Science Institute

over 5 years ago

5:27

So positive -sense means that the RNA in the virus can be directly translated by the ribosomes into proteins, the proteins that the virus needs to replicate. So the virus infects your cell, injects its RNA in, the RNA is read by the ribosomes, and that produces more copies of the virus.

7:36

Human Chimp DNA Similarity

Genesis Apologetics

about 9 years ago

6:33

It shows the creator's efficiency and ingenuity.". We see the same pattern of both similarity and differences in organisms' genomes. Biblical creationists say the similarities in DNA arose because the same creator adapted the same basic code for separate created kinds.