38:00 Well, yeah but no, i live exactly under the first blue dot you showed for lövvik which is 65,5 north, the arctic circle is a little while north of here That tiny place named lövvik is about half way down the country from here
Excellent presentation for the nonfamiliar. I wonder if I the epigenetic relationship in Parkinsons disease has been looked at in this expert way. I did a web search --- but you know how those go. More data mythology than i can deal with. but i will delve further. How fine would it be to discover that the gut influences the epigenetic such that they "freeze"
I'd put money on there being a proximity effect , such that a molecular off state will switch on easier if there is a on state molecule next to it. The hysterisis during spring is likely due to a low population of on state molecules.
@Jay Cee well that kind of proximity effect is a little bigger than i was thinking. at the plant level the environment will be similar across metres of space so the plants are probably responding as individuals. the effect i was writing about will be electrochemical and at the nanometre scale
Very interesting , informative and inspiring lecture on mechanism of flowering, But roles of giberlins, phytochrome and significance of grafting experiments are ignored....
Packed with knowledge which most of us should be aware of. Particulatly if we consider our own Health and physical changes by things we eat amd stages in Life.. and ofcourse our microbiome too😛😌📚📖💡🕯🗝📊🧬🧘♂️
This lecture could have been finished within 20 minutes .bit this schalor is uselessly interested in her personal biography & unwanted over explainstion simple things of her research that could have been bypassed.
this is one of those things I always wanted to know yet failed to find any good talk on, thanks so much for hosting this!
Great lecture! Thank you! 🙌
About 15% of audience puts their hands up and she assumes they allknow. Apart from that great present from royal institute and the speaker once again!
38:00 Well, yeah but no, i live exactly under the first blue dot you showed for lövvik which is 65,5 north, the arctic circle is a little while north of here
That tiny place named lövvik is about half way down the country from here
Excellent presentation for the nonfamiliar. I wonder if I the epigenetic relationship in Parkinsons disease has been looked at in this expert way. I did a web search --- but you know how those go. More data mythology than i can deal with. but i will delve further. How fine would it be to discover that the gut influences the epigenetic such that they "freeze"
Wonderful video
Awesome video 👍
I'd put money on there being a proximity effect , such that a molecular off state will switch on easier if there is a on state molecule next to it. The hysterisis during spring is likely due to a low population of on state molecules.
@Jay Cee well that kind of proximity effect is a little bigger than i was thinking. at the plant level the environment will be similar across metres of space so the plants are probably responding as individuals.
the effect i was writing about will be electrochemical and at the nanometre scale
Something that would help a lot is English subtitles. Thanks for the lecture.
A Nascente put on captions
Very interesting , informative and inspiring lecture on mechanism of flowering, But roles of giberlins, phytochrome and significance of grafting experiments are ignored....
Packed with knowledge which most of us should be aware of. Particulatly if we consider our own Health and physical changes by things we eat amd stages in Life.. and ofcourse our microbiome too😛😌📚📖💡🕯🗝📊🧬🧘♂️
40:00 *PREDICTIONS*
What exactly has been lost in yield? NASA claims there is a lot more measured green leaf area in the last few decades, for obvious reasons.
Oak before the Ash we're going to get a splash
Ash before the Oak, we're going to get a soak.
The universe if fundamentally conscious and intelligent !!
Yet ethics poor.
she went to a lot of trouble to make her pictures, the least you could do is show them for more than a blink of an eye
Well put together and fascinating! (Try not to use Comic Sans :))
She looks like Brian Cox's mom
Cool but wordy.
This lecture could have been finished within 20 minutes .bit this schalor is uselessly interested in her personal biography & unwanted over explainstion simple things of her research that could have been bypassed.
Boring presentation. Spends too much time telling us how great SHE is instead of explaining the actual mechanisms.