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DNA Science
While this work is not focused heavily on
the science aspect of understandingthe DNA, it is important to at least havea little knowledge about it so you cancomprehend on deeper levels what thiswork is about. We have provided someinformation below to get you started inlearning about the connections betweenthe science of DNA and recommend youlearn more about this subject as youcontinue to work with DNA Actvation.NOTE: Some of this informationpresented in this section will seemelementary and too 3D scientific, tryto expand your multidimensionalconsciousness around the informationpresented, invoking the essence of  your spiritual teachings to bring forthnew levels of understanding. Shift your consciousness directly into theexperience of the biological process.When many of us first learned this info,we did if from our left-brained learningconstructs. Go beyond that now --EVOLVE; using the DNA soundscapesas a backdrop to the teachings and seewhat your guidance shows you in your meditative states about this dimensionallevel of reality. You will find clues andguidance that will assist you in your unfolding DNA Activation process.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Humans have 23 pairs of chromosomeswithin each of their cells. Each chromosomeresembles its partner in size, shape, andgenetic constitution, with one importantexception. The exception is the pair of sex chromosomes. Which combination of sex chromosomes you have determineswhether you are male or female.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Next time you light up a cigarette, biteinto a bacon sandwich, go sunbathing,or stand under the mushroom cloud of arecently detonated atomic bomb, spare athought for your DNA. Mutations aren’t just the results of internal copying errors.They can also be caused by random insultsfrom outside the body. The environment is
full of agents just waiting to inict lasting
damage on your DNA.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Today, Gregor Mendel ishailed as the foundingfather of modern genetics.But the initial reaction of 
the scientic community
was one of universalindifference instead of worldwide acclaim. Hisdiscoveries were dismissedas irrelevant because theywere seemingly at oddswith the prevailing ideason inheritance.Mendel was simply wayahead of his time. It would be another 40 years beforethe importance of this work 
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was recognized.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~The discovery of the material basis of heredity came, in part, from probing the
ner details of plant and animal tissues.
In 1655, the physicist Robert Hooke, usinga primitive light microscope, describedsmall angular spaces in sections of cork,for which he coined the term “cells.” Butthe idea that cells were the fundamentalunits of all animals and plants was not
conrmed until superior light microscopes
 became available in the early 19th century.
Before they could get a more rened picture
of these tiny and colorless structures, biologists had to wait until the latter part of the 19th century, when suitable stains anddyes were developed that could highlightand contrast the inner-architecture of cells.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Signicant Moments in Cell Biology1833 - First description of Cell Nucleus
1835 - Schleiden and Schwann put forwardthe theory that cells with nuclei are thefunadamental units of plant and animaltissues1855 - Rudolph Virchow states that newcells can only be formed by the divisionof previously existing cells - in otherworks, cells cannot arise by SpontaneousGeneration.1869 - Frederic Miescher discovers Nuclein(DNA)1879 - Using new staining techniques,
Walthar Flemming identies chromosomes
in the cell nucleus (from chroma the Greek word for color).1989 - Shapeshifter discovers a techniqueto awaken the dormant potentials in theDNA using sound/music/ frequencies/harmonics~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Genetics is one of the newest of all the
sciences. Most of its signicant discoveries
 belong to the 20th century.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~The term “gene” was coined in 1909 byDanish biologist Wilhelm Johannsen (1857-1927) to describe a unit of heredity.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Although cells vary enormously in sizeand function, they all have the same basicdesign. Within each cell, there is an inner
compartment called the NUCLEUS which
contains long, thin threadlike structures
called CHROMOSOMES. Almost every
cell in the body carries an identical set of chromosomes. Genes are arranged linearlyon the chromosomes, like beads on anecklace.
Number of Chromosomes
Human - 46
Chimp - 48
Dog - 78Horse - 64Fruit Fly - 8Pea - 14~~~~~~~~~~~~~~DNA (DeoxyriboNucleic Acid) is the geneticmaterial of most living organisms. Eachchromosome is effectively one extremelylong molecule of DNA. The chemical building blocks of DNA are nucleotides.A nucleotide consists of a sugar moleculeand a phosphate molecule bound to one of the four DNA bases -- Thymine, Adenine,
Guanine and Cytosine.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~The shape of the DNA molecule is one of its most characteristic features. It resembles
a spiral staircase -- or DOUBLE HELIX,
 
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to give it its proper scientic name. The
molecule has two intertwining STRANDSwith links across the middle, which formthe “stairs.”~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Despite its length, DNA is actually quitea simple molecule. Each strand consistsof a linear arrangement of basic chemical
units called NUCLEOTIDES. These come
in four different varieties, which can be
represented by the letters A, G, C, and
T. A single strand of DNA can have anysequence of these four letters.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Given the sequence of letters on oneDNA strand, we know instantly what thesequence of letters on the other strand must be, because the letters form complementarypairings. A always pairs with T, and G
always pairs with C.AATCATTCGGTACG
||||||||||||||
TTAGTAAGCCATGC
A DNA sequence is actually a strong of three-letter “words,” each word being thecode for an amino acid. So the sequence
AGCTTCCGATCGGTA, would actuallyread as AGC TTC CGA TCG GTA. Eachtriplet of letters species one of the 20amino acids. For example, the triplet AGCis the code for the amino acid serine; TTC
is the code for the amino acid known asphenylalanine; and so on.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~If the DNA from all the cells in the human body was stretched out and laid end toend, it would reach to the moon and back - a distance of more than 435,000 miles.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~The DNA from a single human cell containsabout 3 billiion “letters.”~~~~~~~~~~~~~~The DNA molecule is a right handed helix.In other words, it coils in a clockwisedirection.Book-Get a Grip on Genetics by Martin Brookes~~~~~~~~~~~~~~The number of genes varies betweendifferent species. Simple organisms like bacteria may have as few as 2,000 whilehumans have about 100,000 genes.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DNA is a Universal Code.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~A triplet of DNA letters always code forthe same amino acid - no matter whether itappears in the genetic recipe of a bacterium,a cabbage, an aardvark, a human being, orany other species.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~We all start life as a single cell, created bya sperm from the father fusing with an egg
from the mother. The rst cell of a new lifewill divide by mitosis to produce a nal
count of billions. Each of these cells willcontain a genetic recipe which is identicalto the one present at conception.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Before a cell divides, each one of the 46chromosomes makes a copy of itself. Theoriginal and the copy are joined together at
a central point called the CENTROMERE.
The MEMBRANE of the nucleus dissolves
and a SPINDLE of protein bers forms on
which the chromosomes line up.
The spindle bers then pull apart each
chromosome and its copy to opposite endsof the cell.
The spindle bers dissolve, and
membranes form around each of the sets of 
chromosomes. And nally...the cell divides
in two.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~DNA is a self replicating molecule.
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