RNA replication update?

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RNA replication update?

I have tried to find some recent articles on the RNA replication that successfully took place earlier in the year. Does anyone know of any updates on this topic? If so, I'd really appreciate some links so I can read them. Thanks.

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Could it be

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Try googling:

Try googling:

"undifferenciated DNA"

and

"Stem cells" RNA


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butterbattle wrote:Could it

Anyway to view the article as a non-subscriber?

The implication that we should put Darwinism on trial overlooks the fact that Darwinism has always been on trial within the scientific community. -- From Finding Darwin's God by Kenneth R. Miller

Chaos and chance don't mean the absence of law and order, but rather the presence of order so complex that it lies beyond our abilities to grasp and describe it. -- From From Certainty to Uncertainty by F. David Peat