Re: Please Do Explain The Two Isomers Select By Themselves ?
Evolutional scientists never claim that life can "evolved from inorganic materials like from a piece of rock or from a grain of sand." .........
That's the problem with The Theory of Evolution. In fact, there is no such thing as THE Theory of Evolution because there are many, many such theories. These theories are nothing but just speculative inference from the dead fossils. Regardless of which theory or theories you believe in, the primary drivers of Evolution is simple: Materials ( which appeared from nowhere as what evolutonists believed) + Mutation (and by the way only organic materials like living cells can mutate) + TIME (and it can work only given million million of years).
Specifically, when it comes to mutation, it has been shown that mutation is simply copying-errors each time a cell divides itself, and these copying errors will inevitable cause the loss of information (which is what DNA are, being biogical information). Simple logic tells us that if you just take out few alphabets from this sentence, it will not make any sense. Mutation is just the same. It changes the DNA of the original cell and the result is that the 'new' mutated cell becomes either useless or defective that can cause diseases. Just yesterday, the Straits Times published an article:
Genetic 'switch' and healing of wounds - Faulty process may explain chronic wounds. You can read many, many articles of the smilair topics and virtually every such article will tell you that changes in the genetic cells either occur naturally during the normal cell division or due to external factors like radiation, the result is that the mutated cells will bring havoc to the 'host'. Thus, for all animals and plants, the mutated cells will cause the animals to be defective in the form of having incurable diseases, deformed organs or result in death. The article may not be addressing on mutation per se, but it is a scientific fact that changes in cells will not create better cells let alone new kind of animal. Quite to the contrary it brings chaos.Medical sciences in particularly the molecular biology is an absolute attestation of the existence of Divine Creator.
So, read the following article and form your own conclusion:
Genetic 'switch' and healing of wounds
21 March 13 The Straits Times by Feng Zengkun
A FAULTY genetic "switch" or process may be the reason why wounds on some people do not heal or take years to heal, Singapore scientists have found.
And the discovery may, in two years, see the development of bandages and creams that could be a boon for diabetic patients with chronic wounds, which can sometimes lead to amputation.
Dr Goh Su Yen, head of endocrinology at the Singapore General Hospital, said that 10 to 15 per cent of diabetic patients worldwide, including those here, suffer from foot ulcers which could pose a danger if they do not heal.
In Singapore, diabetes is the fifth most common diagnosed medical condition and affects one in nine people aged 18 to 69.
"This research looks very promising, but it's obviously a first step. The challenge will be to translate it into therapy, and that remains to be seen," she said.
The research by scientists from the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*Star), National University Hospital and India's Jnana Sanjeevini Diabetes Centre was published in the online issue of the international science journal Nature last month.
Dr Prabha Sampath, a principal investigator at A*Star's Institute of Medical Biology, explained how people produce one of two types of molecules at any time: microRNA-198 (miR-198) or follistatin-like 1 (FSTL 1), which have opposite functions.
When people are healthy, they produce miR-198 in their skin, which keeps skin cells stationary.
When there is a wound, a genetic "switch" is flipped and the body starts producing FSTL 1 instead. This molecule signals cells to move towards the wound and form a barrier, which helps the healing process and prevents foreign organisms from causing infections such as gangrene, said Dr Sampath.
The scientists found that in some people, this switch does not occur, and miR-198 continues to be produced instead of FSTL 1.
To arrive at their findings, the scientists screened the genes in healthy skin samples and compared them to samples from chronic, non-healing wounds from diabetes patients.
They found that the production of miR-198 stops the production of the other molecule needed for healing.
Dr Sampath said the team, whose work involved chronic diabetic wounds and injuries where the skin is broken such as cuts, plans to create and test miR-198 inhibitors to help people with chronic wounds.
"We will be testing these inhibitors in the laboratory, and then in primate models," she added.
The discovery could lead to new treatment for patients with chronic wounds, which are vulnerable to infection.
Dr Sampath also said that medical products such as bandages and creams could be developed within two years, but when these will reach shelves will depend on the involvement of pharmaceutical companies.
You are a liar !
This must be easy. How difficult can this be ? 
