The Miracle of the Cell (Privileged Species Series)

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Ye-sung is a lawyer defending her late father for a crime he did not commit. While leaving the prison court after a successful trial, Ye-sung notices a balloon caught on barbed wire and reminisces. This book offers the most comprehensive review currently in print of the evidence that the laws of nature are fine-tuned for the cell. The same evidence conveys an irresistible impression of design, as much as in any other area of knowledge. By the beginning of the twentieth century, more than 100,000 organic compounds had been documented. And all the basic compounds of living organisms—the twenty common amino acids used in proteins and the four nucleotides used in DNA, as well as many of the sugars and fats and fatty acids found in living organisms—had been synthesized in the lab. Miracle in Cell No. 7' third most-viewed Korean film". Yonhap. 15 March 2013 . Retrieved 2013-03-20. Miracle in Cell No. 7' Draws Over 10 Million Viewers". The Chosun Ilbo. 25 February 2013 . Retrieved 2013-02-25.

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Cell membranes can have an electrical potential across them caused by the difference in ion concentrations on either side of the membrane. The membrane potential is used to power rapid transport of molecules across the membrane. Sugars and amino acids are transported into a cell by using a sodium cation gradient. Ion gradients facilitate nerve impulses. Ion transport across membranes can be as rapid as 1 million ions per second! Only sodium and potassium cations can function in this crucial role. Chapter 5: Energy for Cells

There are two types of chemical bonds involved in biochemistry: covalent and noncovalent. Covalent bonds involve the sharing of electrons between atoms and are relatively strong. Noncovalent bonding includes hydrogen bonds, dipole-dipole interactions, dipole-ion interactions, and Van Der Walls forces. These noncovalent bonds, interactions and forces (1) do not involve the sharing of electrons between atoms and (2) are usually 10 to 20 times weaker than covalent bonds (making them easier to break). These weaker noncovalent bonds and interactions play a major role in determining the 3D shape and hence function of proteins and the formation of the DNA helix.

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The Miracle blew me away, almost like a religious experience. I have researched and written about ID for 15 years but as a former victim of 30 years of intense materialist propaganda, I still habitually think in ways that originate in that worldview. Denton shows that an intelligent designer already had living things in mind when creating the universe with all its differing elements. Because I had always viewed matter as some random cosmic product, which the designer eventually used for building living things, this came as a revelation to me. The molecular biochemical revolution has erased all vitalist thought but has also revealed the fine-tuning of the chemistry of life. Chapter 4: Carbon’s Collaborators Aga Muhlach plans to get buff again for a superhero movie in 2022". ABS-CBN News. December 23, 2019 . Retrieved January 1, 2020. Denton is best known for his books Evolution: A Theory in Crisis and Nature’s Destiny. Denton holds a PhD in biochemistry and is also a medical doctor. He grew up in England but has also lived and worked in Canada, New Zealand, and Australia. He is a Senior Fellow at the Discovery Institute’s Center for Science and Culture. Many of the leading proponents of the intelligent design movement, including Michael Behe and Philip Johnson, have said Denton inspired their work. Secretary Yulo, however, threatens to harm Yesha if Lito doesn't confess his "crime" during his trial. Lito ultimately chooses to sacrifice himself by pleading guilty and getting the death sentence. His execution date of December 23 coincides with Yesha's birthday. Before the date, Boss Sol and fellow inmates work on a hot air balloon and force Lito and Yesha to board to try and let them escape, but ultimately failed because of a rope connected to the hot air balloon caught in a barbed wire, later on in the film Lito was executed.If the first living cell had come into existence by coincidence as evolutionists claim, and if just one of these properties of the membrane had not been fully formed, then the cell would certainly have disappeared in a very short time.

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Moon, Gwang-lip (25 February 2013). "Ryu Seung-ryong joins top actor club". Korea JoongAng Daily. Archived from the original on 2013-03-02 . Retrieved 2013-02-25. {{ cite web}}: CS1 maint: unfit URL ( link) After the execution, Nail and Faruk arrive at Ova’s home and reunites Memo with her. Nail reveals that one of the cellmates volunteered to secretly take Memo's place in the gallows to ensure Memo escapes from jail and that Askorozlu arranged for his accomplices on the outside to delay the officer's arrival to ensure he does not realize the deception, while Nail and Faruk arranged for the leaders of other prison gangs to stage a riot to distract the other guards while Memo escapes. Nail and Faruk assist Memo and Ova in fleeing the country on a boat to seek asylum abroad. Cells also move in many diverse ways. E. coli travel by the propeller-like action of the bacterial flagellum. Others do so via the beating action of cilia. Some creep and crawl. Some put out pseudopodia and grasp small objects in their immediate vicinity. Viscous drag is the tendency of a fluid to resist flow and is a result of a fluid’s viscosity. Mammals have 1000 capillaries per square millimeter. Capillaries are 40 microns apart. Most cells are one to three cell widths from a capillary. The viscous drag of water when pumped through capillaries causes pressure in the capillaries. If the viscosity of water were much greater, the thin cell walls of capillaries would rupture. The cell walls of the capillaries need to be thin to facilitate the diffusion of oxygen and nutrients. The viscosity of water facilitates the rapid diffusion of oxygen and nutrients by permitting the rapid flow of blood through capillaries. If water were less viscous, the increased mobility of water molecules would make cellular structures less stable. Denton explains:Ji, Yong-jin (26 February 2013). "Mighty Start, Bright Prospect". Korean Film Council . Retrieved 2013-03-04. Soon many compounds found in living things were made synthetically. Most of the compounds contained carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen. Soon the chemicals of life were seen as special because of the unique properties conferred upon them by their elemental makeup, especially carbon, and not because they were the product of a vital life force. The atoms that make up biochemicals are specifically suited to form compounds that make life possible. Once the uniqueness of carbon was recognized, the field of organic chemistry (the study of the compounds of carbon) was born. Denton remarks:

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A teaser was released in November 2019 for Miracle in Cell No. 7 which had at least 7 million online views in 24 hours. The full trailer for the film was released in December 2019. [6] Lead actor, Aga Muhlach also guested in Headstart to promote the film. [8] Release [ edit ] This is a book that can be appreciated by teachers, students, and scholars of chemistry and biology as well as the reasonably informed non-specialist (with its copious endnotes, index and bibliography). Cells have two methods for making ATP. Glycolysis, which occurs in the cell’s cytoplasm, is an anerobic (without oxygen) process wherein one molecule of glucose [C 6H 12O 6] is converted into two molecules of pyruvic acid [CH 3COCO 2H] and two molecules of ATP. The second way ATP is formed in cells is through cellular respiration in the mitochondria. Respiration is an aerobic process where pyruvic acid is converted into carbon dioxide (CO 2), water, and 28 ATP molecules. Molecular oxygen (O 2) is used as the terminal oxidant in the respiration that drives ATP formation, but some cells use CO 2 (methanogens) or sulfate (SO 4). Respiration is the process that releases enough energy in the form of ATP for large energy-demanding organisms. Kim, Nemo (19 March 2013). " "Miracle in Cell Number 7" is the 3rd most popular Korean film of all time". 10Asia . Retrieved 2013-03-20. a b c Lino, Cha (December 31, 2019). "Why 'Miracle in Cell No. 7' is a miracle of a movie". Philippine Daily Inquirer . Retrieved January 2, 2020.

Cells also move in many diverse ways. E. coli travel by the propeller- like action of the bacterial flagellum. Others do so via the beating action of cilia. Some creep and crawl. Some put out pseudopodia and grasp small objects in their immediate vicinity. As mentioned previously, the temperature range needed for life’s biochemistry is essentially the same as the temperature range at which water is a liquid. Denton calls this coincidence a “miracle.” Temperatures below this range makes reactions too slow and temperatures above this range would degrade the organic compounds needed for biochemistry. Also, hydrogen bonding and other weak noncovalent bonds would be disrupted above this narrow temperature range, destroying the 3D shapes critical to the functions of biochemicals. The temperature range for life (–20° to 130°C) is very narrow compared to the range of temperature in nature [absolute zero (–273°C) to millions of degrees in stars]. Chapter 8: The Primal Blueprint