Author: Ann Gauger
Nylonase: Move On, Nothing to See Here, Says Theistic Evolutionist
The supposed sudden emergence of the enzyme nylonase has been a chief talking point for the power of evolution for many years.
Integrity in Science — A Facebook Dialogue
BIO-Complexity is not the first journal to be founded to advance a controversial case.
The Nylonase Story: The Information Enigma
New proteins had to come from somewhere. Susumu Ohno had an idea.
The Nylonase Story: How Unusual Is That?
Yesterday, I described how some biologists claim that the enzyme nylonase demonstrates that it is easy to get new functional proteins.
The Nylonase Story: When Imagination and Facts Collide
A significant problem for the neo-Darwinian story is the origin of new biological information.
Digging Deep in Biology: “Things Get Even More Complicated When You Look Closer”
Yesterday started out as an ordinary Tuesday. Then I set out to read a recent paper published in the journal Cell.
#6 of Our Top Stories of 2016: BIO-Complexity Addresses the Problem of Biological Innovation
Whether in inventing a daisy or an enzyme, only intelligence can produce a sophisticated new structure.
#7 of Our Top Stories of 2016: An Engineered “Minimal” Microbe Is Evidence of Intelligent Design
Where did the first cell come from? As this research prompts us to recall, it’s a chicken-and-egg problem.
LSU Ophthalmologist Commends a “Design Approach” in Appraising Supposedly Vestigial Organs
Sometimes when our worldview is wrong, we miss important things.
In BIO-Complexity, a New Model for Human Ancestry
In 2012 at a scientific conference I met a Swedish population geneticist named Ola Hössjer.