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Cells Recycle Their Own Garbage

An efficient system involving multiple complex parts keeps a cell clean, new Darwin-free research reveals.

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A molecular machine with exquisite sensitivity has been shown in atomic detail for the first time.

How to Charge Your Smartphone on a Grill

It can be done, but there are certain other requirements that are not likely to happen naturally.

Molecular Machines Labor 24×7 Every Day

It's Labor Day in America, but the molecular motors in your body never take a holiday break.

Darwin Day Webinar Premiered Molecular Machine Animation

The Discovery Institute hosted a Darwin Day webinar at 10:00 a.m. Sat Feb 12. It featured a new animation of a molecular machine.

Cell Biologists Describe a “Beautiful, Flawless Machine”

All life depends on the Kinetochore. It hasn't evolved for a "billion years."

Flagellar Motor Is Actually Many Motors

A new model of the bacterial flagellum, an icon of intelligent design, has just increased the design complexity even more.

Molecular Machines Work for Us

Life runs on machinery. Here are examples of machines that keep us humming.

Life’s Amino Acid Kit Appears Pre-ordained

Of the thousands of possible amino acids, only a handful work for life. This poses a huge problem for secular origin-of-life theories.

New Theory about the Origin of Life Concludes It’s Magic!

Another new theory about how life could have evolved from simple molecules has now been added to the existing pile of theories.

Photosynthesis: Darwin’s Great Mystery Is Still a Mystery

Dr Jerry Bergman explains why the origin of photosynthesis remains a profound problem for evolution.

More Reasons to Imitate Biology

Recent articles about Biomimetics show that the field is still going strong.

Molecular Machines Show Same Design Principles as Big Machines

Life needs molecular machines before natural selection can even be considered as a possible Darwinian explanation for them.

More Cool Cell Tricks Discovered

Watching molecular machines at work in living cells should be as fascinating as watching a city through a magnifying glass.

Trends in Biomimetics: Copying Irreducible Complexity

Not everything in nature can be copied effectively for human engineering. Why? Nature is sometimes too good.
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