Nick Lane
Nick Lane has been mentioned or cited more than a dozen times throughout all the RSS channels we monitor. Especially, the channel 'Dr. Jack Kruse' contains more than a dozen references to this person (or maybe different people with similar names) alone. As it’s displayed on the chart below, Nick Lane was highly popular in May, 2016.
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[...] why life organizes around proton gradients at night and not on electron movement. In Nick Lane’s new book, The Vital Question, he waxxes poetic about this fact but cannot explain it. [...]
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[...] exclude protons in the exclusion zone crystal polymers of water. When you carefully read Nick Lane’s latest book (THE VITAL QUESTION) you see there is a trend in biology to still wonder [...]
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[...] proteins, and the amount of oxygen present at the end of the respiratory chain. (Insert Nick Lane’s new book here the Vital Question or any of Wallace’s work) This makes pseudohypoxia [...]
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[...] In his 2010 book, Life Ascending: The Ten Great Inventions of Evolution, Nick Lane, a biochemist at University College London, explores with eloquence and clarity the big [...]
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[...] : https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg16822664-500-meet-me-at-the-goo/ The Vital Question, Nick Lane 2015. www.jackkruse.com/what-powers-life-and-death/ The Fourth Phase of Water, Gerald Pollack [...]
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[...] life is primarily rooted in mechanisms for energy capture and storage. This was hinted at in Nick Lane’s latest book, The Vital Question. It has been a running theme in Stuart Kaufman’s work too. [...]
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[...] Physiol 70:1044-1048 6. Light Sculpting Life, Roeland Van Wijk. 7. The Vital Question, Nick Lane. 8.www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwbIR2yUziw (Doug Wallace talk on heteroplasmy in [...]
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[...] and momentum of the sandblasting that the particle part of light requires during daylight. Nick Lane has not been able to explain why eukaryotic cells are massive compared to Archea and Prokaryotes [...]
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[...] protons, thereby driving chemiosmosis; chemiosmosis is what ALL LIFE on Earth uses to live. Nick Lane’s new book, The Vital Question, discusses this topic in detail for those of you who do not [...]
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[...] infrared light it makes sense why they began life at the bottom of oceans away from sunlight. Nick Lane’s Vital Question book really shows these concepts well. NADH absorbs UV light best from [...]
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[...] optics. This is called mito-nuclear coaptation. I spoke about this in Ubiquitination 5 and Nick Lane’s new book really gets into the details. The only way to get rid of bad redox shifted [...]
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