Red Clay Reveals Extraordinary Climate Cycle
“All the days ordained for me were written in your book before one of them came to be.” These words … Continue reading Red Clay Reveals Extraordinary Climate Cycle
Category: Design
Reverse Engineering: A Seahorse Tale
A fundamental assumption in the scientific investigation of living things is that the components of an organism or cell have … Continue reading Reverse Engineering: A Seahorse Tale
How the Central Dogma of Molecular Biology Points to Design
From time to time, biochemists make discoveries that change the way we think about how life works. In a recent … Continue reading How the Central Dogma of Molecular Biology Points to Design
The Wisdom of Biochemical Systems
New Year’s Day will soon be upon us. That means it’s time to come up with a few resolutions. Any … Continue reading The Wisdom of Biochemical Systems
Gene Architecture Illuminates the Brilliance of Life’s Molecular Logic
Because of my responsibilities at Reasons to Believe, I spend a lot of time reading scientific magazines and journals. While … Continue reading Gene Architecture Illuminates the Brilliance of Life’s Molecular Logic
Redundant Blood Supply to the Brain Shows Good Engineering
“Houston, we’ve had a problem.” Commander Jim Lovell’s famous, though often misquoted,1 words mark the epic struggle of the disabled … Continue reading Redundant Blood Supply to the Brain Shows Good Engineering
How Can Fish Live at Different Ocean Depths?
Recent work by scientists from around the world has uncovered the biochemical mechanism that allows fish to thrive at extreme … Continue reading How Can Fish Live at Different Ocean Depths?
