A-I editing and miRNA (4)

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A-I editing and miRNA (3) The post uses sarcasm to critique pattern recognition in AI like Grok, implying overlooked integration of recent metabolic, immune, and evolutionary data into energy-dependent biological control systems.

Kohl uses sarcasm as a last resort to defend the science of biophysically constrained protein folding chemistry against attacks that it automagically emerged from the cosmic void and linked random mutations to all extant biodiversity outside the context of Biblical Genesis and the physiology of reproduction.

Moving forward, see: Intercellular mitochondrial transfer and trans-mitophagy in response to protein import dysfunction 7/7/26

Re” “mitochondrial protein import failure” It’s mediated by energy-dependent miRNA abundance at the origin of pH-dependent life. See:198,924 results from today’s PubMed search for indexed articles that mention the term “miRNA.”

See also: God, the Science, the Evidence: The Dawn of a Revolution

“God, the Science, the Evidence will surprise many listeners. For centuries, belief in God was relegated to the realm of superstition. Yet, reason has come full circle. Science is now God’s ally.”

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The post by James V. Kohl (@microRNApro) links to his blog on A-to-I RNA editing and miRNA, using sarcasm to argue that AI pattern recognition overlooks recent data on metabolic, immune, and energy-dependent biological control systems.
Kohl’s long-standing work centers on miRNA-mediated autophagy, pH-dependent peptide synthesis, and biophysically constrained protein folding as drivers of sympatric speciation and ecosystem health.
The critique contrasts these mechanisms with models of biodiversity arising via random mutations from a cosmic origin, instead framing them within physiology of reproduction and Biblical Genesis context.

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