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To: orionblamblam
Isn't it possible that those without the beneficial cholesterol are the result of a mutation? Perhaps this man is not a "hopeful monster" but a dinosaur that has outlived (figuratively speaking) his contemporaries.
49 posted on 01/21/2006 8:40:43 PM PST by kublia khan (Absolute war brings total victory)
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To: kublia khan
Isn't it possible that those without the beneficial cholesterol are the result of a mutation? Perhaps this man is not a "hopeful monster" but a dinosaur that has outlived (figuratively speaking) his contemporaries.

All six billion of us inferior mutants on the planet made it, and only a handful of the folks with the "good" genes are left and all stuck in a town in Italy, eh?

Sorry, your scenario is unworkable.

72 posted on 01/21/2006 10:41:11 PM PST by Ichneumon
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To: kublia khan

> Isn't it possible that those without the beneficial cholesterol are the result of a mutation?

Possibly. More detailed examination of the DNA would show one way or the other. However, the fact that it's rare and can be traced argues to this being a new mutation.


78 posted on 01/22/2006 12:30:57 AM PST by orionblamblam (A furore Normannorum libra nos, Domine)
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