Author: Ann Gauger
The Lignin Enigma
“How can one mechanism [Darwinism] have been at the same time so effective and so ineffective? That tension vanishes completely when the design perspective is adopted.”
A Knotty Puzzle
Until fairly recently, scientists believed that folded proteins could be unfolded into a simple polypeptide chain by tugging on one end.
That Dog Won’t Hunt
Faith the Dog is not evidence for the ability to evolve bipedalism.
Why Proteins Aren’t Easily Recombined, Part 2
In an earlier article, I described how proteins are composed of units of secondary structure called alpha helices and beta sheets.
Nature as a Guide for Efficient Design
One of the patterns derived from the Fibonacci series that is present in sunflowers provides the most efficient arrangement for mirrors in solar power generation.