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Birth, old age, illness, death

From the moment we are born, we embark on a journey that weaves together the intricate tapestry of life—a journey marked by birth, old age, illness, and ultimately, death. These four fundamental aspects of human existence are intimately intertwined, each influencing and shaping the others in profound ways. As we navigate through the stages of life, we are confronted with the cyclical nature of existence, with each phase carrying its own unique significance and offering valuable lessons to be...
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Origin of Life: The RNA World

Board Membe: Katherine Wan ·
Last month, I attended the Biomedical Research Academy at the University of Pennsylvania. There, I listened to a lecture that really stuck with me: The RNA World. The RNA World theory accounts for the most fundamental procedure in all life: the central dogma, or the process of transcribing DNA to RNA that is translated into protein. The theory suggests that machinery involved in the central dogma grew out of an RNA World–a world where RNA acted both as the genetic storage material and the...
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Re: Origin of Life: The RNA World

Chapter Leader: Sherry Mi ·
Just like you, I am so impressed by this lecture! The bead game is a very creative and illustrative way to simulate the RNA world. Thank you for sharing!
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