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Fri, 02 Jan 09 11:28 AM
my whole thinking about the y chromosome is now been transformed by that understanding that the y together with the x represent a grand experiment of nature: to transform a perfectly matched ordinary pair of chromosomes into this extraordinarily differentiated x and y chromosomes something that we understand has unfolded across the last 300 million years of our evolution.
what I understand here: my understanding has changed, because Y with together x, transformed ordinary pair to differentieated x and y chromosomes, which unfolded across the last 300 million years of our evolution.
Is this correct?
Can you make your comment about this paragraph please.
my best intentions...
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Wed, 14 Jan 09 09:57 AM
My whole thinking understanding about the y chromosome is now has been transformed by that understanding that the y, together with the x, represents a grand experiment of nature: to transform a perfectly matched ordinary pair of chromosomes into this extraordinarily differentiated x and y chromosomes, something that we understand has unfolded across the last 300 million years of our evolution.
What I understand here: My understanding has changed, because Y with together x, transformed ordinary pair to differentieated x and y chromosomes, which unfolded across the last 300 million years of our evolution.
It just feels like it's a little repetitious.
K.
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In nature there are neither rewards nor punishments -- there are consequences. Robert G. Ingersoll
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