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Archive: Hominids, Sex, Dino-Bird, Evo-Devo, Ion Channel, Saturn, More

Here are some of the stories we were reporting in the week of Valentine's Day in February 2002, restored from archives.

How Cells Protect the Body

Some of our best defenders operate quietly as microscopic machines within our cells.

Darwin Is Evolving

Evolvability, non-selective adaptation, mechanics over genetics – change is in the air.

Evolutionists Show that Nature Fights Evolution

Genetic and developmental systems protect against variation in numerous ways to preserve the wild phenotype.

Nobel Prize Undercuts Evolutionary Genetics

As the cell becomes more complicated, evolution becomes less probable.

Motley Origins News

This is a collection of unrelated articles on creation or evolution of interest to our readers.

Archive: Moon, Cannibalism, Stem Cells, Religious Doubts, Censorship

These 23-year-old stories from CEH showcase the variety of subjects we have reported on since our first year.

Archive: Plant Email, Aliens, Sex, Sandstone, More

Here's a collection of short articles published by CEH in July 2001.

Calling It Evolution When It’s Not

Evolutionists' favorite word gets dragged into situations that don't involve speciation.

Rethink of Genetics Supports ID over Darwinism

Out with junk DNA. Out with the Central Dogma. Make way for design thinking.

How DNA Is Packaged in Sperm Cells

No Evidence Exists for Sperm Evolution: More Complex than Assume Just a Few Months ago

Archive: Tiny RNAs Discovered (2001)

The discovery of micro-RNAs, announced 22 years ago, launched a huge new effort into epigenetics: cataloging and understanding the many parts of the cell that regulate genes.

Body Size Change Is Not Evolution

Evolutionists keep looking for laws to make Darwinism scientific. There are too many exceptions.

Internal Beauty: the Nuclear Pore Complex

Like a 3-D puzzle solved in 15 minutes, the nuclear envelope is a wonder to behold.

Must Aging Presuppose Deterioration?

There's nothing in biology that prevents longer life – at least in theory.
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