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| Gustaveoxq fzcxlh021  mail.ruMarch 12th 2013 13:11:38 |
Topic: RE: From Local to Global Dilemmas in Social Networks [ Post Reply ] |
| Fredericadwq fzcxlh001+def030 gmail.comFebruary 11th 2013 08:59:17 |
Topic: RE: Navigating the Anthropocene: Improving Earth System Governance [ Post Reply ] |
| Tapavaisse vdaxxikos gmail.comJanuary 23th 2012 08:08:27 |
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| Tapavaisse vdaxxikos gmail.comJanuary 22th 2012 10:24:29 |
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| erpiu erplusplus gmail.comOktober 23th 2011 19:17:20 |
Topic: RE: Sex, Death, and the Red Queenyeah. these ingenious experimentalists crippled first the worms with a hefty dose of mutagens so that the selfers became immediately homozygous for all kind of nasty mutations (while the sexuals purged the mutations through segregation). then the bacteria had a great time trashing the crippled selfers that for sure started with compromised innate immunity, but had a much harder time with the outcrossers since these started with strong wildtype innate immunity. chapeau to the authors though, since i too would do anything to get published (and avoid perishing)! and congrats to the hyper-expert reviewers ! ;)[ Post Reply ] |
| erpiu erplusplus gmail.comOktober 23th 2011 19:15:32 |
Topic: RE: Running with the Red Queen: Host-Parasite Coevolution Selects for Biparental Sexyeah. these ingenious experimentalists crippled first the worms with a hefty dose of mutagens so that the selfers became immediately homozygous for all kind of nasty mutations (while the sexuals purged the mutations through segregation). then the bacteria had a great time trashing the crippled selfers that for sure started with compromised innate immunity, but had a much harder time with the outcrossers since these started with strong wildtype innate immunity. chapeau to the authors though, since i too would do anything to get published (and avoid perishing)! and congrats to the hyper-expert reviewers ! ;)[ Post Reply ] |
| Coiby coibyxqx gmail.comAugust 3rd 2011 02:58:14 |
Topic: RE: A robot that flies like a birdWhat does it look like if a crowd of bird fly together?[ Post Reply ] |
| jilliageveall cashloan1qaz gmail.comJuly 20th 2011 10:45:50 |
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| Niko niko_r_t yahoo.comMarch 23th 2011 03:13:34 |
Topic: RE: The Bacterial NanobrainThe speaker´s nanobrain this article is the brain of the bacteria, or is only part of the nervous system of the bacteria and the brain is more complex and elsewhere in the bacteria?How to be the mastermind of the bacteria, which chemical compound have, how does it work? [ Post Reply ] |
| e.ahmed and hala eksaka magd45 yahoo.comMarch 12th 2011 02:47:42 |
Topic: RE: Contagion and Cascades Through the Middle East: Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan, Syria...Diversity is a universal law of nature [Sumpter 2010]. Recent events in Egypt can be explained as due to the resistance of the ex-ruling regime to diversity (they have ruled for 28 years and intended to continue!!).Diversity is also the reason for the persistence of many pests despite serious efforts to eradicate them. It is also the reason for the recurrence of some diseases (e.g. Tb) and for Flu and Hepatitis C persistence. Sumpter D. (2010), Collective animal behavior, Princeton university press [ Post Reply ] |
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