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@  Curtis : (05 March - 04:43 PM) Scientists dig up giant virus more than 30,000 years old in Siberia
@  Curtis : (26 February - 11:25 PM) back at the job
@  caters : (22 February - 07:26 PM) yes but I have been told that it is visible to the naked eye and is the largest cell in the body.
@  bob1 : (22 February - 12:46 PM) @caters - you are unlikely to see any of your eggs unless you are looking very closely at all the shed endometrium
@  caters : (22 February - 08:59 AM) I mean if the egg dissolves if not fertilized that means no pregnancy possible unless you know the exact ovulation date and I know for a fact that thats not true
@  caters : (22 February - 08:58 AM) and they may say that an unfertilized egg cell is visible to the naked eye but it is close to the 1/1000th of an inch probably even smaller than that and I honestly have never seen any of my eggs after ovulation. I also don't beleive that the egg dissolves if it is not fertilized but rather lodges into the uterus and comes out the next time the woman is on her period.
@  caters : (22 February - 08:54 AM) that would have another hurdle that pregnancy outside the womb. That is the amount of fluids and nutrients it needs each day.
@  hobglobin : (21 February - 01:51 PM) perhaps it helps then to develop back to an embryo ;)
@  Trof : (21 February - 12:40 PM) I think nonetheless, it is amazing to be getting close to having the skills of a cell B)
@  hobglobin : (21 February - 12:07 PM) yes that's the point and the hurdle caters has to overcome... :D
@  Trof : (21 February - 11:46 AM) In the beginning, nobody had those ;)
@  hobglobin : (21 February - 07:06 AM) yes, with an existing "infrastructure" (membranes, organelles, ribosomes, enzymes, established control and supply mechanisms and whatever)
@  Trof : (21 February - 03:35 AM) Just divide AFTER they had to build everything in double from scratch :)
@  hobglobin : (19 February - 09:25 AM) But "today's" cells don't start from scratch (i.e. with a heap of amino acids, lipds and nucleotides) but just divide...
@  phage434 : (18 February - 03:54 PM) Cells have been doing it a lot longer than caters has.
@  Trof : (18 February - 11:49 AM) I'd say, cells are doing that all the time.
@  hobglobin : (17 February - 09:40 AM) I'd say...isn't that Impossible with today's methods ;)
@  caters : (15 February - 12:08 PM) I am making a cell from its molecular components. Isn't that Awesome
@  caters : (15 February - 11:51 AM) hi guys
@  casandra : (28 January - 08:45 PM) Happy Birthday Lost, wherever you may be...:)

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