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Dr. Jaime Borrell Valls - 3/09/2017

In modern times, and also in ancient times, humanity has always tended to be wise. It is even called Homo sapiens (wise man). However as we advance our knowledge in science, more and more, we can ask ourselves if we are really wise enough to self-qualify...

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VD - 7/08/2016

In disclosure No. 13 we wrote: The Dras. Tessmar-Raible and Snyman in 2004 isolated sensitive opsin to light in the ganglion cells of the marine annelid Platynereis dumerilii (living fossil with a history of 600 million years), very similar to the opsin...

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VD - 15/11/2015

All multicellular beings began their existence as a single cell. After a short period of undifferentiated multiplication, the group of cells began a stage of the cell differentiation. So that how it starts only a part of the genetic code and forming a...

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VD - 13/10/2015

The mechanisms of self-healing of the alterations of the DNA is a vital importance subject in understanding of an inner working of cells, if we consider that DNA consists of the material where all functions of living things are codified, including...

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VD - 4/07/2015

The interest in new physiological mechanisms based on nutrients contained in food increases continuously. This new technology based on transgenic stimulating the synthesis of specific proteins of each type of cell in the body has multiple applications in...

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VD - 20/04/2015

Bacteria from forming stromatolites are prokaryotic, from 3.6 billion years ago, are able to conduct photosynthesis as that contain chloroplasts. We can put this lifestyle, among primitive plastids (first free prokaryotic producers of oxygen) and...