Re: The evolution of histones and other small parts

John Harshman wrote:
NITRO wrote:

Deadrat wrote:


What book are you reading?

The Bible. What difference does it make?

I'm confused. Which part of the bible discusses the evolution of
histones? Is it one of the Apocrypha?

The Book of Mitochondria, chapter 1 verses 15-22. There's a parallel passage in Organelles 2:12. And in Methylations 5:8 we read "There shall be a pattern on thy heredity, that shall inhibit and regulate thy growth." Most commentators think this refers only to histones and methyl groups, and not regulatory genes, though...

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