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Savva's Google Alerts - www.misaha.com
Here are some GOOGLE ALERTs that I requested on the subject of “Control
system of the organism.”
Google Blogs Alert for: Epigenetic control
system
Now:
The Rest of the Genome
By Dr.
Michael M. McGreer
All of the molecules that hang onto DNA,
collectively known as epigenetic marks, are essential for cells to
take their final form in the body. As an embryo matures, epigenetic
marks in different cells are altered, and as a result they
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Editors Comment:
Popular presentation of current genetics and epigenetics - obviously naive.
Google Web Alert for: Epigenetic control system
Epigenetic Control Systems
Epigenetic Control Systems. Authors: Nanney, D. L.. Publication: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
of the United States of America, Volume 44, 1958
Google News Alert for: Epigenetic control system
Editors E-mail to Juergen Liebig:
Dear Dr. Liebig,
I came across your work through the Google Alert for "Epigenetic control" that led me to ASU site http://asunews.asu.edu/20081120_antresearcher
Unlike the recently initiated NIH $190 million program, you are addressing the epigenetic control system of a colony, not of the individual organism. This will not allow you to avoid the question about the physical nature of the carrier of epigenetic programs. And here we can join forces.
Please see my site www.misaha.com - BOOK - my introductory article.
I am attaching the preprint of my article accepted for publication in the January issue of the EXPLORER (Elsevier): "Yet another change is needed."
Feel free to contact me if interested.
Savely Savva
Editors Comment:
Epigenetic biofield control systems of ants, bees, etc. that live in colonies are dispersed through the whole colony and control specialization and phenotypes of individuals. Carriers of these control systems are clearly not of a chemical (electrical) nature. The ASU inquiry is supported by Howard Hughes Medical Institute at ~$40 million.
Google Blogs Alert for: Epigenetic control system
Epigenetics
By kazim(kazim)
Epigenetic control is often associated with alternative covalent modifications of histones. The stability and heritability of states of larger chromosomal regions are often thought to involve positive feedback where modified nucleosomes ...
Health and Fitness - http://healthforworld.blogspot.com/
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Editors Comment posted on their site:
This is how the current molecular and cell biologists comprehend epigenetic phenomenon. How an ant can comprehend a continent? His view is short and his mind is controlled by the epigenetic control system of the colony.
J Nanobiotechnology. 2004; 2: 11.
Published online 2004 November 22. doi: 10.1186/1477-3155-2-11.
PMCID: PMC535532
Copyright © 2004 Yasuda; licensee BioMed Central Ltd.
Google Blogs Alert for: Epigenetic control system
Biotechnology approach to determination of genetic and epigenetic control in cells.
By Kenji Yasuda
A series of studies aimed at developing methods and systems for analyzing epigenetic information in cells are presented. The role of the epigenetic information of cells, which is complementary to their genetic information, was inferred by comparing the predictions of genetic information with the cell behavior observed under conditions chosen to reveal adaptation processes and community effects. Analysis of epigenetic information was developed starting from the twin complementary viewpoints of cells regulation as an 'algebraic' system (emphasis on the temporal aspect) and as a 'geometric' system (emphasis on the spatial aspect). The knowledge acquired from this study will lead to the use of cells for fully controlled practical applications like cell-based drug screening and the regeneration of organs.
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Editors Comment:
The following letter that I tried to email to the author did not come through.
Dear Dr. Yasuda,
Your inquiry into epigenetic control system is certainly appropriate but
hopeless at the strictly cellular level. Cellular processes are controlled
by epigenetic control systems of tissues, organs and the whole organism.
Ignoring this hierarchical structure of the control system of the organism,
that I call Biofield control system, will lead nowhere.
I am writing you because I received a reference to your work of 2004 through
GOOGLE Alert for "Epigenetic control system."
I advise you to look at my site: www.misaha.com - BOOK - Introductory
article. I postulated there the structure and function of the epigenetic
biofield control system of the organism.
Your comments would be welcomed.
Best regards,
Savely Savva
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