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io@piefed.blahaj.zone to Science Memes@mander.xyzEnglish · 4 months ago

This one goes out to Dennis Prager

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This one goes out to Dennis Prager

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io@piefed.blahaj.zone to Science Memes@mander.xyzEnglish · 4 months ago
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cross-posted from: https://piefed.blahaj.zone/c/lemmyshitpost/p/403453/this-one-goes-out-to-dennis-prager

I think this is referring to this

https://www.sciencealert.com/scientific-first-mice-with-two-fathers-now-have-offspring

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  • SanctimoniousApe@lemmings.world
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    Still requires a female to carry the eggs to term. I won’t be impressed until Schwarzenegger’s Junior becomes a reality.

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      It also requires an egg, just with the nucleus removed

      We’ve done similar things before, these mice have 3 parents. The mitochondria come from the maternal line and have their own DNA

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        It’s been a long time (literally multiple decades) since I was taught this stuff, and it’s been forgotten due to disuse. Are you saying there’s still maternal DNA in the offspring, or just in the environment that nurtures them until birth?

        I did mention the eggs, BTW - I doubt that aspect can be avoided.

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          Mitochondria are specialized mini-cells

          They have their own DNA like bacteria, just floating around inside their membranes. They undergo their own mitosis inside the cell, some cells can have hundreds of them

          And they always come from the egg. They’re purely maternal

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          Mitochondria have DNA. Mitochondria are passed from mother to child through the egg. The egg used in the scenario would have mitochondrial DNA from the mother mouse. All of what would typically be called mouse DNA came from the two male mice. So, technically DNA from the maternal line, but only mitochondrial DNA, not mouse DNA.

          Edit: ah, autocorrect.

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            Thank you for the response, but I guess this will require some research on my part to understand. Biological sciences were never my thing, I’m afraid.

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              Like most things, it’s pretty simple from the far view. But there are a lot of details, much of which scientists are still trying to figure out.

              The short version is, mitochondria, those powerhouses of the cell, have their own DNA, just like some bacteria. They do their own living, dividing, and dying, and have their own lineage. When a cell splits, some of the mitochondria go to each cell. So the mitochondrial DNA will be inherited from whoever donated the cell, or egg in this instance. So the lineage of the mitochondria would be related to the mitochondria of the egg donor and any other offspring she had, but the DNA in the nucleus, the mouse DNA, wouldn’t be related to her.

              …and that opens the door to mitochondrial diseases, all of which are pretty terrible.

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        It doesn’t use the chromosome from the mother at all and still produces fertile offspring, that’s the breakthrough.

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        sperms carry x chromosomes, how do you think biological females come to be

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          “Basic Biology” MFs Try Not to Get Biology Wrong Challenge. Difficulty: IMPOSSIBLE

          The amount of men I’ve heard try to claim that it’s 100% the woman’s fault if a baby is a boy or a girl man. Fucking staggering.

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    The m in mpreg stands for mouse

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    Big win for mpreg

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      Now scientists need to find out a way to make wpreg real. (It is like a mpreg, but women get pregnant but I am not sure how would that work )

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        I’d direct you to some pron sites, but they tend to use the wrong orifices a lot which would probably confuse things further.

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        It’s crazy that they made an emoji for fictional wpreg

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    Dennis pregger

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    FFS, just adopt, it’s way to needed anyway.

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      From what I’ve heard adopting is actually very difficult and arduous. There’s way more families trying to adopt an infant than there are infants that can be adopted

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        Keyword: infant

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    But he just checked!

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      he didn’t try hard enough

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    Based

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    deleted by creator

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      I had no idea Dennis Prager was paralyzed and living in constant pain. You just made my day.

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      What happened to Jordan Peterson?

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  • Ignotum@lemmy.world
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    Pennis Drager

  • somerandomperson@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    gex

  • 🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 🇮 @pawb.social
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    Ooo! Oooooo! 😮

    Impregnate me!

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    Wait until we will learn how to create humans without other humans.

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      So far, most humans have been created without me, so it’s not much of a stretch, honestly.

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        Valid argument.

        • potoooooooo ✅️@lemmy.world
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          Thanks. I did make two, for the record. If anyone is tracking.

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            Always good to have a spare.

    • cally [he/they]@pawb.social
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      Step 1: create the universe

      Step 2: wait like 13 to 14 billion years

      Step 3: if you’ve made humans, congrats. if you haven’t, try again

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        If it seems like nothing has happened, congrats! If you’ve made humans, maybe cooking just isn’t for you and that’s totally okay?

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    Benny Johnson (whose name stands for BJ) was anxiously waiting for the news

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    Judean Popular Front approves. Or was it the people front of Judea?

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    Trump’s transgender mice 🤭

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