Category: Intelligent Design
Solving the Problem of Iron: Acquisition, Transport, and Control
It’s the iron (Fe) in the hemoglobin molecule to which O2 actually attaches and enables it to be transported in the blood.
First Steps Are Toughest? Not When It Comes to the Origin of Life
The theory of first steps may be true of quitting cigarettes or going on a diet.
How Cells Keep Right-Handed Amino Acids Out
Without this “homochirality,” proteins would never fold properly into functional structures, thus posing another chicken-and-egg problem for origin-of-life research.
New Book on "Junk DNA" Surveys the Functions of Non-Coding DNA
What Discovery Institute biologist Jonathan Wells calls the “myth of junk DNA,” long a favorite with advocates of unguided evolution, isn’t quite dead and buried.
Listen: Why Vertebrate Embryos Stick in Darwinism’s Craw
Casey Luskin discusses differences between vertebrate embryos and how they contradict the predictions of common ancestry.