Off-Topic@Heyuri

Anonymous 21/01/18(Mon)11:25:56am No.9087

>>9084
naah you're not wrong lmao. there is indeed 100 genes that make up one protein and one last gene in the end (Stop codon) that ceases the ribosome's function for that aminoacid chain. 2nd, 3rd and 4th protein structures are formed by other proteins and the golgi apparatus.

I still don't understand what you are saying by %80 control and %20 genes. Do you mean "control" as in error checks, or mitosis, or structure?

Anonymous 21/01/18(Mon)12:24:52pm No.9089

>>9087
Hmm, well, since I don't remember stop codons, it's probably not that. Looking it up, it's fascinating that one mutation on that stop codon will destroy an entire cell. It sounds like quite the Achilles heel there.

I believe the gene setup where the portion that controls mitosis and such is part of that. I'm assuming that logic answers these questions: when does the cell know the line the chromosomes up for mitosis, who controls that? How does the nucleus know when to make more of which protein, and how the process goes from "we need more of this" to "we're making more of this".

In a programmer's standpoint, this control is the actual program, while the genes designing the proteins is simply the arithmetic logic unit. There's no program around how genes fold and make those proteins -- they just do it. The question I think is important is: who tells them to do it? And how do they know when to do it?

Fuckin' cat girls.

Anonymous 21/01/18(Mon)12:36:29pm No.9090

>>9089
WAIT I REMEMBER!!!

When a certain protein is required, the logic genes are used to determine which genes need to be used for the protein. Say you need vitamin B, well, how do you go about huddling together all the genes to produce such a protein? You run along the mRNA to find your starting point, and that starting point tells you "oh use these genes to generate the protein"

Also, I'm gonna fix my grammar and be more precise from 9089.
>I believe the gene setup where the portion that controls mitosis and such is part of that.
"Part of that" being controlling mitosis and such is part of my 80/20 "control genes" but from what I remember, this is wrong.
>when does the cell know the line the chromosomes up for mitosis
"When does the cell know to line ..."

Anonymous 21/01/18(Mon)3:54:24pm No.9108

>>9089
>>9090
well yeah something like that. even I don't fully understand how central dogma works xd

When some protein is in deficiency inside the cell (the cell determines this by detecting the concentration of the materials or proteins in the cytoplasm, say for example: Protein A produces cAMP, and when the cAMP concentration is low, low concentration of cAMP can't activate Protein B, so that protein B doesn't work, and when protein B doesn't work, there is a feedback to some messengers to the DNA and the DNA starts transcribing that part of its gene) the cell does what I have written inside the parenthesis. the messenger for the lack of that material is, lets say, Messenger molecule A. and this molecule starts a transcription reaction only on the genes that are responsible for creating Protein A.

Actually, what I have written here is pretty much the life itself. it is a system that sustains itself via feedback loops. This is literally life. This is literally us. How poetic...

Anonymous 21/01/18(Mon)5:49:09pm No.9113

wait why does C.ANCER filter to aids?

Anonymous 21/01/17(Sun)4:23:57pm No.9056

HOW DO I WASH LIQUID CAT???

Anonymous 21/01/17(Sun)4:27:39pm No.9057

>>9056 Make sure you cover the drain first

Anonymous 21/01/17(Sun)9:03:10pm No.9070

>>9056
Soak it in soapy water for a while, then use supercritical drying to remove the water and return the cat to its solid form unharmed.

Anonymous 21/01/18(Mon)4:59:46am No.9077

Does that mean dogs are made of plasma?

Anonymous 21/01/17(Sun)11:50:01pm No.9072

ah, yes. that belongs to your mother.

Anonymous 21/01/18(Mon)12:02:57am No.9074

>>9072

Anonymous 21/01/17(Sun)4:41:11pm No.9060

this is how they do it in japan

Anonymous 21/01/17(Sun)4:44:10pm No.9062

average heyuri user

Anonymous 21/01/14(Thu)5:46:33pm No.9034

>>9031
you can have a good morning by sleeping through it

Anonymous 21/01/15(Fri)9:44:24am No.9037

>>9031
>What do you mean? Do you wish me a good morning, or mean that it is a good morning whether I want it or not; or that you feel good this morning; or that it is a morning to be good on?
All of them at once!

Anonymous 21/01/15(Fri)12:21:19pm No.9041

ohayou!

Anonymous 21/01/16(Sat)8:11:00am No.9053

Check the received message for the attachment

Anonymous 21/01/16(Sat)12:03:42pm No.9054

>>9013
Ya don't start with the desert ya start with the breakfast.

Anonymous 21/01/16(Sat)5:34:36am No.9052

WHAT A GUY

Anonymous 21/01/15(Fri)6:54:36pm No.9047

How many AIDs will I get if I open that link?

Anonymous 21/01/15(Fri)7:26:38pm No.9048

>>9047
about tree fiddy

Anonymous 21/01/15(Fri)7:57:47pm No.9049

she got some head

YEEEEAAAAAAHHHHHH

Anonymous 21/01/12(Tue)8:50:39am No.8985

Is that the original? I've only ever seen the Touhou spinoff

Anonymous 21/01/12(Tue)9:17:08am No.8987

>>8985
nah mate here's the original one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=488YxXFIpz8
here's the origin story I found: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/caipirinha-dance

The first instance of Caipirinha Dance is believed to have originated from a non-Japanese community, possibly 4chan. The earliest video found on YouTube was posted by a YouTube user scoutd6 in March 22nd, 2007.

Anonymous 21/01/14(Thu)10:56:49pm No.9035

PokeSpe is actually pretty popular in Japan, there are probably more parodies of common memes like this one. Hell, theres even a Bad Apple parody.

NF ◇ 2vgSAxkyIL 21/01/19(Tue)4:55:29pm No.9153

>>8985
This is the original
https://youtu.be/YbaTur4A1OU

Anonymous 21/01/14(Thu)5:30:52am No.9024

heyuri was supposed to make a vocaloid, what the hell happened?

Anonymous 21/01/14(Thu)5:18:22pm No.9032

>>9024
never too late

Anonymous 21/01/14(Thu)5:38:38pm No.9033

since I just answer them
WHAT THE HELL