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Archive: Cells, Africa, Cloning, Microscopy, Stem Cells, Racism, Bladder, Faith

Here are some of the stories we were reporting in mid December 2001, restored from archives.

Archive: Cells, Io, Cave Art, Solar System, Sex, More

Here are some of the stories we were reporting in October 2001.

Motley Origins News

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

Endosymbiosis Under the Microscope

Do microbes get married and become one? Is this an example of evolution?

Intricate Design Found in Sperm Cells

Research is proving that a supposed simple cell is far more complex than once thought

Archive Classic: 2003 News on Cells

Here are two CEH articles from 20 years ago—worth reading—that were lost during the website upgrade.

Origin of Eukaryotes: Still Wishing and Hoping Endosymbiosis Is True

Subsequent to the origin of life, the origin of eukaryotic cells is admittedly the next most serious problem for evolutionists.

Leaky Mitochondria Keep Sea Otters Warm

Darwin-free research on sea otters might have benefits for humans.

Lying for Darwin: A Global Pandemic

Science is infected with parasitic doctrines that have developed antibiotic resistance against logic.

A New Blood Component Revealed

The human body gets more complex as research progresses. Concurrently, evolution appears more impossible.

Bad News for Plant Origins

To find an ancestor for plant photosynthesis in red algae, evolutionists have to imagine a series of spectacularly improbable events.

Human Body Capabilities Uncovered

More surprises about the body come to light, including the ability to regrow cartilage.

What a Difference the Breath of Life Makes

Breath is a marvelous thing that makes all the difference in living.

How Mitochondria Protect Themselves from Mutations

Dr Ross Anderson explains the complexity and elegant function of the powerhouses of the cell.

Crossing Guard Found in Mitochondrial Membranes

This is no ordinary crossing guard. It also acts as a bouncer or cop when bad proteins try to clog up the channel.
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