Fw: So much goes on a single cell

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At 08:54 PM 3/30/98 -0800, Sara and/or John Hamilton wrote:

>

>It is amazing how sophisticated is eukaryote cell. Only with ~0.02 mm

>diameter, it is able to accommodate dozens of components

>(mitochondria, golgi, etc.) and carry hundreds of reactions at the

>same time without any mistake. What does not happen in a cell...DNA

>replication, transcription, translation, cell division, metabolism

>(glycolysis, TCA cycle, electron transport), protein sorting, ion

>transport, etc, etc.

>

>Obviously, just one cell needs hundreds of chemicals to carry out its

>function. Thinking statistically, there seems to be a slim chance to

>have all these components some how assembling together and start

>working. What is your opinion? 

>

>

>JOHN HAMILTON

>My opinion?

>1- you know virtually nothing about biology

>2- this has nothing to do with errancy


Well, obviously your opinions are wrong and worth nothing.
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Dick Jones

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