my daughter she has been in US we have a house in NY

hey, its a mayday! hyvää vappua ja vapunaatto
räsäselle ja chris

the flozers in the gqrden qre noz qll six feet qnd hqlf qll honeybees qround

you zrite à&:éà 01.30 ιτ σηοθλδ βε 30.01
ΑΛΛ ΙΝ οrder
x

i ll not loose u

ma american
freedon

fighter
the flute is named
for its association
with the rustic Greek
god Pan

u read statistics .?

well, maby then i am also kind of a dol

cubical cybersex is ok if ya work in the same office
Do Your pheromones really speak that wasy..well then i think, Thats all
Inspiration dies at the feet of imagination youll be there at

did

┌┬┲┱┬┲┱│┡ ∞ l_I__I_l

Arthur C. Clark suggested that there might be 9 billion different Gods mutta kehityksen huomioon ottaen joku niistä on paras.

i will protect u

fifti fifti half

.
when (ill be a winner, again ?)
looser is a nice word, too

http://www.youtube.com/user/clonedinsanity#p/f/69/oWXUwU6dSrQ this is not

ят ιƒ уσυ αяє α тяυє вєℓιєвєя ησ мαттєя

yuur moods are not what you are ? the safety that i feel is coming from teh kind of society which content one whole world with security & responsibility

but its still based on a machine.. no FREE HUMAN BEEINGS. the life is not peoples own at all.
but i hope. and robots.

theres life, yes

what is it living, inside you gipsy

my place has natural surruondings and laws
“I refuse to prove that I exist,” says God, “for proof denies faith, and without faith I am nothing.” Ihminen voi käsittää väärin paitsi tähtien liikkeet myös raamatun

the dogs started singing cause nobody answers teh telephone :) this is such a lazy house! näen ulkona puun. vaikka hermosolujeni ja aistielimieni aktivoitumisprosessista voitaisiin antaa täydellinen kuvaus, tästä ei seuraa, että puu lakkaisi olemasta.

if i was a writer

Päiväkodeissa kiusaaminen on arkipäivää: siellä lyödään, lahjotaan, haukutaan ja juonitellaan. Yleisin kiusaamisen muoto on leikkien ulkopuolelle jättäminen, kertoo Mannerheimin Lastensuojeluliiton selvitys. driving on the highway must go back

tesla said that energy may come from the air? from the he mean

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsMIuuV05uc&feature=related no hipster

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGKs6JHlzGg&feature=related bravo girls!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvpWTr0wjuQ&feature=related this needs people aroun

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbfVjH0jCqY&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jrl6wDZJd7Y&feature=related army

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVEpdwKUfng&feature=related official
didnt say the taste

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuMaObZXJNU&feature=related surprice
garbage

Its irrational

u wouldnt think computer ould answer, did you_Eggs Benedict..ye Im sure i like it* Government job? now aifeel really russian. we have a government gene

clinton said the genes o f a mouse, are waiting story positive. forget my demands and just do what i say

religious? i donno the cause, nature, and purpose of the universe, especially when considered as the creation of a supernatural agency or agencies, but i have a moral code for the conduct of human affairs
so u want to be religious? nop problem! i thinkj god can take
but theres a slight possibility that hes against us.
in that case i uold fight :

stretched hand, e xited?

kansannnnnousu

mikä ihana sana. :)

mutta maailmanlaajuinen kansalaisten ja hallintojen "sisällissota" ? hallitsija on se raha joka lojuu pankissa tai jonka annamme muitten "sijoitettavaksi". mihin maailma tarvitsee ylimääräistä rahaa. ei ainakaan silloin, jos toimitaan oikein. toiminta ja toimimattomuus.

chicagocanine asked: why are you so cool? :p because I’m sitting on a block of ice ice baby

minä on lapsi koska elämä on Leikki?elämän kaksoisolento

the body is a trange thing, it works. corporates belong to teh people“For me Malc[olm] was always entertaining and I hope you remember that, Above all else he was an entertainer and I will miss him, and so should you.” ανακοίνωσε η μεγάλη του ανακάλυψη.

“He had a strange, mystical way of recognizing something in somebody that they didn’t know that they really had, The best advice he gave me was just to be myself. He was a little boy in a man’s body, who was very much an intellectual, with an appreciation of life’s finer pleasures, but who also “got bored very easily.” (Bow Wow Wow)

“Mc was a beautiful guy who was ahead of his time.

“Me and Malcolm always stayed friends throughout the years, He always had a great sense of humor, he always had a smile on his face. He would cheer you up if you were down.” (New York Dolls)

To be a bird. Fly to the highest tree. Sit lite upon :-)

The absolute BEST day of the week, the day of maximum hope that maybe, you might make it out of this week alive. A particularly good hump day can last you the rest of the week, and by Doomday morning (Monday) you survive by anticipating hump day. Nothing goes wrong on hump day Vanhoja uutisia ehkä teille, mutta itse törmäsin vasta tänään artikkeliin rajallisesta itsekontrollista. Aivotutkijat ovat havainneet, että ihmiset eivät kykene kontrolloimaan itseään loputtomiin. Jos joutuu ponnistelemaan kovasti kontrolloidakseen itseään jollain osa-alueella, saattaa kontrolli toisella alueella pettää.

http://www.google.com/buzz/105289481598250486045/M6z1skkpeUy/10-Very-Cool-Images-from-a-web-site-found-by-Rick

well no cool, never i link is really

im enjoyeing some waterdiet after weeks of chockolatecreams :) just one day and im fit again

well this was asurprise morning too

oh its twelveoclock. the schoolholidays is two weeks


thnaks for the Rose..!

L' idiot savant

five more days. the garden is so promising. dont trust the electricity there..no. its ok fightin bad god. no loneliness for me thanks. not a load of drugs..

There’s No Such Thing as a ‘Simple’ Organism (except me)



What may be the most thorough study ever of a single organism has produced a beta code for life’s essential subroutines, and shown that even the simplest creatures are more complex than s suspected.

The analysis combined information about gene regulation, protein production and cell structure in Mycoplasma pneae, one of the simplest self-sustaining microbes.

It’s far closer to a “blueprint” than a mere genome readout, and reveals processes “that are much more subtle and intricate than were previously considered possible in bacteria,” wrote University of Arizona biologists Howard Ochman and Rahul Raghavan in a commentary accompanying the findings, which were published last Thursday in Science.

M. pne has just one-fifth as many genes as E. coli, the traditional single-cell model organism. That makes it an ideal target for systems biologists who want to understand how cells function. To them, genome scans are just a first step. They don’t explain when or why genes are turned on and off, or how different genes interact at different times, or how cellular “machines” use proteins produced by gene instructions.

German and Spanish researchers documented almost every single protein used by M. pneumoniae. They looked up the known functions of each of its genes, and made recordings of gene activity. They documented all the chemical reactions inside M. pneumoniae and mapped its physical structure. Then they put all this together.

What emerged was a picture of surprising complexity. M. pne needs just eight gene “switches” to control its molecular activities, compared to 50 in E. coli — a number so low that it implies other, as-yet-unknown regulatory processes. Groups of genes thought to work in unison did so only intermittently. At other times they worked in isolation, or in unexpected configurations.

The findings also showed that chromosome topography — the actual, three-dimensional arrangement of an operating genome, rather than its linear laboratory readout — plays an important part in determining how genes interact.

In short, there was a lot going on in lowly, supposedly simple M. pne, and much of it is beyond the grasp of what’s now known about cell function.

Eventually, the thorough analytical approach used to study M. pne could be applied to other microbes. The findings could also be used by synthetic biologists trying to synthesize microbial life. But for now, they show just how much work remains to be done before life’s essential processes are understood.

“Linear mapping of genes to function rarely considers how a cell actually accomplishes the processes,” wrote Ochman and Raghavan. “There is no such thing as a ’simple’ bacterium.”

Image: From Science, a 3-D reconstruction (left) of the M. pneumoniae cell; a map (right) of interactions between the amino-acid–making ribosome and the cell’s proteins.

See Also:

* Biologists on the Verge of Creating New Form of Life
* The Human Genome in 3 Dimensions
* Scientists Create a Form of Pre-Life
* To Understand the Blueprint of Life, Crumple It
* Mapping HIV Genome’s Shape, Not Just Sequence

Citations: “Proteome Organization in a Genome-Reduced Bacterium.” By Sebastian Kühner, Veravan Noort, Matthew J. Betts, Alejandra Leo-Macias, Claire Batisse, Michaela Rode, Takuji Yamada, Tobias Maier, Samuel Bader, Pedro Beltran-Alvarez, Daniel Castaño-Diez, Wei-Hua Chen, Damien Devos, Marc Güell, Tomas Norambuena, Ines Racke, Vladimir Rybin, Alexander Schmidt, Eva Yus, Ruedi Aebersold, Richard Herrmann, Bettina Böttcher, Achilleas S. Frangakis, Robert B. Russell, Luis Serrano, Peer Bork, Anne-Claude Gavin. Science, Vol. 326 Issue 5957, Nov. 27, 2009.

“Transcriptome Complexity in a Genome-Reduced Bacterium.” By Marc Güell, Vera van Noort, Eva Yus, Wei-Hua Chen, Justine Leigh-Bell, Konstantinos Michalodimitrakis, Takuji Yamada, Manimozhiyan Arumugam, Tobias Doerks, Sebastian Kühner, Michaela Rode, Mikita Suyama, Sabine Schmidt, Anne-Claude Gavin, Peer Bork and Luis Serrano. Science, Vol. 326 Issue 5957, Nov. 27, 2009.

“Impact of Genome Reduction on Bacterial Metabolism and Its Regulation.” By Eva Yus, Tobias Maier, Konstantinos Michalodimitrakis, Vera van Noort, Takuji Yamada, Wei-Hua Chen, Judith A. H. Wodke, Marc Güell, Sira Martínez, Ronan Bourgeois, Sebastian Kühner, Emanuele Raineri, Ivica Letunic, Olga V. Kalinina, Michaela Rode, Richard Herrmann, Ricardo Gutiérrez-Gallego, Robert B. Russell, Anne-Claude Gavin, Peer Bork and Luis Serrano. Science, Vol. 326 Issue 5957, Nov. 27, 2009.

“Excavating the Functional Landscape of Bacterial Cells.” By Howard Ochman and Rahul Raghavan. Science, Vol. 326 Issue 5957, Nov. 27, 2009.

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