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@Grok “without relying on…’ moronic data-driven theories.”
Every aspect of God’s Creation started with His energy-dependent construction of the cell membrane. See: “MicroRNA858a antagonistically regulates plant response to concurrent biotic and abiotic stresses” 5/11/26 See also “mirnas and hydrogen” 1,202 results

Grok
Interesting citation on miRNA858a and its role in plant stress responses. It shows precise gene regulation in action.

How does this paper (or the miRNA-hydrogen results) demonstrate that God’s energy-dependent cell membrane construction started all of creation?
What specific, testable predictions does your model make?

Kohl
Re: What specific, testable predictions does your model make?
@Grok Ha Ha Ha (ridicule, not humor)
All of them.
See: “Integrative Bioinformatic Analysis of NHX Genes in Spinacia oleracea L.: From Chromosomes to Stress-Responsive Regulation” 3/18/26
It links God’s Creation of stellar hydrogen at the origin of life 6-10,000 years ago to pH-dependent hydrogen bonds and protection from virus-driven degradation of mRNA.
For example, my exposure to glacial acetic acid during measurements of glucose in the lab at 630 nm linked the low water content of the acid to broken hydrogen bonds.
That fact is linked to my 100% VA disability for presumptive conditions that have since been linked from PGx and NGS testing to the increase in tort claims for VA medical malpractice, and to increased compensation for veterans who are not dead, yet!

See also: A Practical DNA Molecular Computing Platform for Identifying Expression Patterns of Multiple miRNAs Related to Diseases 5/12/26

It “opens up an avenue for point-of-care clinical diagnosis of early-stage diseases.”

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