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Re: Is panspermia a scienctific theory?
"Evolution would require that there were non-resistant strains which mutated and one of those mutations was resistance: such an environment should be reproducible and testable -- has it been?"
yeah, i did this in biology lab last semester. Its pretty simple really. You take a culture of bacteria and create a control environment- a plate of agar gel with antibiotics. A second plate with antibiotcs and a mutagenic substace. Using the same culture for both you will see colonies growing on the plate with the mutagenic substance. "Has any scientist caused speciation in single-celled organisms?" Speciation in single cell organisms is different from other organisms because they reproduce asexually, so you can't use traditional definitions of species on them- which is why "strains" are used and not species when describing bacteria and stuff. "And yes most mutations are harmful" most mutations are not harmfull, most mutations are considered "neutral". |
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