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GATA-1: A Protein That Regulates Proteins
| February 27, 2010 | Posted by Cornelius Hunter under Intelligent Design |
Proteins are the cell’s special machines that perform a variety of tasks. Some of them help to regulate the production levels of other proteins by influencing the transcribing of the DNA genes that code for the proteins. New research is investigating how one such transcription factor, GATA-1, works and, as usual, it isn’t simple. Read more
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I understand machines. They have no choice. What I want to see is machines that employ choice in their activities.
Don’t get me wrong Dr. Hunter, I love your books and articles.
But do we live in a mechanistic universe, or not?