"Mitochondrial DNA variation in Human Origins and Disease"

Title: "Mitochondrial DNA variation in Human Origins and Disease"
Speaker: Douglas C. Wallace, PhD
Date: 4/26/16

[@arturfilc9726]

I am a mechanical engineer and have full respect for the scientists who study evolution. The information I learn is incredibly fascinating.

[@vuelee5313]

I studied morgellons disease. I'm not vaccinated. I haven't been able to get the flu since February 2020. I'll never ever get the flu again. So as for these scientists. I give them the finger. It's mess up what they do to us with this disease. Just look at Dr fauci. It's on him. Yeah. I learned how to look for it on people (don't do it).

[@Laggie74]

Why does this only have 13k views? So much valuable scientific information.

[@carebear1143]

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[@curtislove6412]

Because Caucasiod know in reality this ain’t they department So that’s why you see little comments.

[@iqNapier]

@@curtislove6412 das rite we wuz dey bloopraint

[@AppleVsGravity]

The hideous thumbnail.

[@scoobydadog246]

Listen to last 3 minutes. Doesn't support big Pharma agenda. Big pharma runs you tube/google.

[@Joe-Kado]

I am an infrastructure engineer and I am really admire all the scientists efforts and lectures to make these information easy for us to understand.

[@Trytocookthis]

It's very generous of you people to share this!

[@1sanremy]

This professor is very interresting in his style and knowlegdes. It is a joy to recieve so much fresh new exciting ideas. Thanx for the sharing. Peace & love

[@BlueLightDiet]

One of the best health videos on the internet right now....

[@sasidharanc7632]

How much neucleic dna &mitrochonrial dna, communication, will affect the causes the disease &aging?

[@mannyespinola9228]

Thank you for this astoundingly eye-opening video

[@susanketchin]

I know, to me this is absolutely fascinating!

[@michaelpond813]

Very good info and great research subject for further studies.

[@lupemerrit]

Fascinating! Thank you.

[@benparkinson8314]

Wonderful presentation

[@timbob1145]

So many of the audience were lost within about 4 minutes lol

[@MaWajtv]

Lol

[@jointhemelee]

Fantastic!

[@johnschuh8616]

One question I have is How much do we know about the genome? Once we were told that most of it was sort of like Stuffing in the Thanksgiving turkey, not meaty at all.

[@nadhiagurrola491]

transforming life on this planet!!!

[@nadldi]

How does know which are bad and which are good to select?

[@RonJohn63]

18:08 That clears up a big question I had too.

[@veronicalogotheti5416]

Thank you Very interesting

[@andrewgroves8611]

Finally "it is thought" could have used that a bit sooner. This guy is a great preacher lol

[@judeangione3732]

Did this one bacteria swallowing another really just happen once? I watch a lot of videos and I have never heard this before. I thought it had happened quite frequently at some point in the past. Will do some googling. Good lecture. He is describing things differently than most. Good to hear alternative theories.

[@1sanremy]

From my humble view : "SWALLOWING" is happening all the time, but extremely rarely produces a new type of organism capable of evolving up to covering a planet like Earth, as our BIOSPHERE. So, we could say : " Only 1 SUCCESSFUL SWALLOWING happened " (on Earth, up to now, to my knowledge) Peace & Love

[@ProfessorBeautiful]

Nick Lane's research addresses this, in some superb talks and books too. Bacteria don't swallow other bacteria. To all indications, this event happened only once, or else any other such events did not leave descendents to the present. Not guesswork, based on research.

[@casteretpollux]

I love that people were able to intervene with questions.

[@johnzacharias8630]

Thanks 🙏

[@rikvlasblom4272]

Only 6 minutes in, and already so interesting.

[@cgeemailx4037]

Where did someone observe the cell taking in the mitochondria, and more observations made when that mitochondria was then taken in for good like we have now? Complete assertion without any observation that the mitochondria and cell that were supposed to be surviving on their own just jumped together and made functional cells without all the enzymes and chemical pathways needed at that moment to keep it working.

[@VladimirGent]

I will look at plants from similar perspective ... let's see what will come out of it.

[@Jamie-Russell-CME]

garbage in, garbage out. Avoid the presumptions.

[@sasidharanc7632]

If human being is dead, Only the mitrochonrial dna is in capable of making ATP, then what happens to nucleic dna?

[@arullll]

Wonderful presentation on Mitochondria sir

[@DrCorvid]

See that's the thing, some of us have homo erectus origins, and others have other archaic or caucasian mtDNA, so we are not the same species, having absolutely differing female origins. And we have hybridized the traits so they come up spotty; many families are losing our natural abilities like clairvoyance and healing hands... I'm a health coach, aptly focusing on the reality of health food helping the biology to be what it can be, and I am confident that the way we assimilate nutrition, our personal biorhythms, and indeed intellect and all-causes longevity, are all genetic. The bioweapons scientists now claim to be able to tailor a toxic load to a specific individual by going by the DNA. Knock knock, it means they've already done it.

[@veronicalogotheti5416]

Energy is.the sun

[@veronicalogotheti5416]

Why would anybody go to leave to the ice

[@tomatocan2502]

is the thumbnail supposed to represent the general comprehension level of the audience?

[@dinowilfreddegracia9238]

Where did the first cell originated? Where did the information found in the DNA came from?

[@lifeofmarie7866]

In black women

[@ComesTheLight]

@@lifeofmarie7866 Yes. Scientists call her "Mitochondrial Eve". She was from Kenya and is the mother of all humans living today. We are all literally related, closely.

[@madisongreen9920]

ComesTheLight A BLACK WOMAN!

[@Webfra14]

Most physicists believe that information is conserved. (It can't be created or destroyed.) If that is true, the information was already there, at the beginning of the Universe.

[@khern4747]

@@Webfra14 that’s energy

[@bartden9668]

I want to learn (a lot) about ENERGY in the body... I like video's like the one here... I want to make a dutch text about 'energy' in the body. With energy I mean: to be fit as a human and have 'energy'... I am 49 years of age, yet sometimes I feel like i'm 75... If I go to the gym and do 15 minutes of cardio and then start with 'power-training' (weights), i start yawning after a few more minutes. There is a certain tiredness that I can't explain... I just sometimes feel like a pussy... Eventhough I can for example do a leg-push with 103kg, 20 repetitions, 2 times (rounds)... Or in a 'holding way' I can do 87 kg push and holding up 133kg for 20 reps, 2 times (rounds) Pushing with arms and such is also not bad, with around 40kg, 20 reps, 2 rounds... And my muscles grew a bit already, after only a few months of doing some training... So, don't get me wrong: I am able to do the exercizes with some good weight, but still I (somehow) feel 'weak'... ... Then I started thinking about 'how to MAKE energy'... And energy is ATP... made by... (you guessed it)... So, now I want to find out how to optimize the making of ATP by helping the mitochondria... Giving them everything they need... I know a lot is involved (some things are mentioned in the video) and I realize it might be impossible to get everything from (even healthy) food or a balanced diet... Well, Terry Walsh (the M.S. doctor) also talks about 'minding my mitochondria'... She does it with food... (lots of veggies, etc.) So, the mitochondria are (or seem to be) the 'key' to health - one would think - and also; energy (wich is 'life')... Because, no energy = death... I also know about the krebs-cycle, about methylation, etc. and know that a lot of nutriënts are important... Oxigen is needed... (breathing)... Sunlight too i guess... And other substances seem to help, like f.ex. -> MSM... MSM helps in making energy... Magnesium too... But, should I take lots of supplements to get everything I need..? ... Djeezes, it is COMPLEX, isn't it..? ... So, that's why I hope 'you people' can help me with good information, so I can put A and B and C together... My language is Dutch, but my English is ok... (I typed this message without the help of translating-app)... ... In a nutshell: I want to learn 'easy' and 'fast' how I can amp up my mitochondrial function... to feel great and to have energy... I realize that it takes a few weeks to months before one can feel change, because the cells that die off need to be replaced with 'better ones' that have more mitochondria... ... Some mutations in genes seem to interfere also... So, maybe I'm just not able to make energy like a Etiopian-long-distance-runner..? It is soooo complex, but I want to learn... If you have TCM-insights, that is welcome too... (Qi = energy) Or Ayurvedic insights (from India...) ... Thanks in advance...

[@zack_120]

54:28- That is because scientists including NIH are as 'wise' as the public expected 😁

[@chestercrum4474]

Sumerian tablets have the information

[@Jamie-Russell-CME]

But there is no distinction between adding information and taking it away in evolution..

[@MichaelBLive]

"Never seen in nature in the lab" what could go wrong!

[@RonJohn63]

Newton didn't say that.

[@gurpchirp]

this is fucking wild.

[@dwpix]

That thumbnail pic is ridiculous. Great content, but you guys have gotta take care with the video thumbnails.

[@veronicalogotheti5416]

The difference mitocondrial

[@veronicalogotheti5416]

We are not the same

[@veronicalogotheti5416]

You dont change a mitocondrial by cold

[@veronicalogotheti5416]

Las olas

[@veronicalogotheti5416]

They found othe spicies is known That is why we have other mitocondrials

[@veronicalogotheti5416]

Tibet

[@veronicalogotheti5416]

Eter

[@veronicalogotheti5416]

Atomos

[@veronicalogotheti5416]

Is known is not the same

[@veronicalogotheti5416]

Masculine

[@veronicalogotheti5416]

So this guy is saying there is no different dna

[@jamesgordon8867]

The narrative he gives how we have mitochondria has no basis in reproducible fact. He is right, it did happen when Adam was created. Then God made woman. He gave her unique mitochondria in reproduction. Mitochondria proves God created Woman as a unique creation 😊

[@veronicalogotheti5416]

It that not change

[@mikepict9011]

I didn't come he for an identity crisis. The same river of consciousness flows through all living things. We know this

[@KKing55]

My Future is not looking so good~!

[@veronicalogotheti5416]

They just mutated

[@thefieldhouse5237]

Darwin wasn't a philosopher. Keep that in mind.

[@veronicalogotheti5416]

Baseball

[@martylawrence5532]

There are FIVE information codes in every cell, aside from blood cells. The five are the DNA code, the mtDNA code, the epigenome code, the 'sugar' code that lines the surface of every cell, and the lipid code making up cell membranes. All these had to work in unison. The makeup of these for life are mathematical impossibilities-by-chance. To say the ribosome sums up evolution is ludicrous. That is defined as a 10^50 or more. It's far too complex without outside intelligence to make it happen. On top of this, the Intelligent Designer is a master chemist with 65 different hormones in the human body. We are a creation.. Not an evolution.

[@casteretpollux]

Nobody of intelligence would have made something so disfunctional.

[@martylawrence5532]

@@casteretpollux You people make horrible 'refutations'. What is the most 'disfunctional' design can you think of?

[@Mcfreddo]

Baloney. Doesn't matter how elaborate you try to make it, a mystic sky daddy con-clusion does not it make. All people of this ilk do is- oh this is so hard- god did it. That answers nothing but to introduce superstition as like lightning was the way of the god's displeasure back in the day, when it was scratching around in the dirt for a living. Mutations through natural selection is how the process works and trying to state that evolution is all random only, is disingenuous. And what 5 dna codes? I just checked that out and they're all religious sites. Remember, intelligent design got dismissed as a fraud in the U.S. Supreme Court for the lie that it was and by in the effort to discredit (propaganda for the religious masses,) evolution for the eyes they wished it for. Sow doubt. You have all these organelles that have come from the outside. Evolution is is the billions of years. Everybody's body is full of bacterial and viral dna- 40%. Full (well much) of fragmented dna from past function, broken ones, like to make vitamin C. All great apes lost that ability for vitamin C, but have nearly all of the code to do so. We come from that common branch. The list is endless.

[@Fido-vm9zi]

I bet he's hot.

[@Fido-vm9zi]

The master designer, that is.

[@Mdebacle]

The reason all humans have mtDNA from one of three haplogroups, conveniently coded L,M,N, and intersecting in southwest Asia, is because all humans have mtDNA descended from one of the three daughters-in-law of Noah.

[@curtislove6412]

😆

[@Mcfreddo]

Prove that noah existed. Even if you found that, that is no conformation of the supernatural.

[@MichaelBLive]

anytime someone says "this explains all..." they deserve skepticism regarding their objectivity. Also, the gender jokes are lame and belong only in the past. Too bad the message of the talk is important. Ranting to nobody in particular.

[@dinowilfreddegracia9238]

What do you mean became specialized in anatomy? Does a bacteria have a brain? Come on.

[@Dreadtheday]

When a single trait is reproduced and becomes dominant that trait is now a specialization in whatever form the bias took.

[@europeisthebestloveisblind5524]

Every men is anatagonist and men will be spreading propaganda men creates illusion of unity he mocks women dna and feeds of it

[@ysc6896]

Scientism at its best...

[@khalifa9544]

DISGRACE RACES...