Mitosis: for or against?
Sarkasis
30-06-2005, 01:53
Please let your cells do the talking.
Super-power
30-06-2005, 01:58
I prefer meisosis since it creates gametes, which I put to good use :fluffle:
Barlibgil
30-06-2005, 02:01
Yeah, I voted for the last one. We fungi are seriously under represented in the world.Sure there are billions of us, but c'mon, we keep getting eaten, or lysoled...where's the love?
Anyway, I have to go die of the poisons I've created in my own environment....
Goodbye cruel world.
(Don't worry, I've got some spores left laying around, I won't technically be going anywhere)
Tonissia
30-06-2005, 02:02
*Falls of chair laughing at geecka*
OW!
Leafanistan
30-06-2005, 02:11
In our country fungi are grown in massive fields, for use in radiation eating purposes, and for use as flower ornments. Also for food, but hey, we are growing you by the billions, can't you just give us 90% of your biomass for food, we'll grow more of you..
So, mitosis is great, it keeps us renewable!
Lord-General Drache
30-06-2005, 02:18
Mitosis is a Sin against God. How dare the lot of you support it! Convert and see the Glory of the Lord, and his Righteous Processs, Meiosis!
Texpunditistan
30-06-2005, 02:27
*shuffles into the room in a rather apathetic manner*
neuron
*shuffles back out of the room*
New Burmesia
30-06-2005, 14:30
mmmm.....diploid cells *drool*
The Tribes Of Longton
30-06-2005, 14:53
My God, it's like a microbiologist orgy in here. I'm sure there's a law against this...
Besides, you have it all wrong. Lets just pass on our plasmids and live in some stromatolites like our prokaryote anscestors did. Come on, it'll be like proto-communism!
Makatoto
30-06-2005, 14:54
Meiosis- I can produce four copies of myself as opposed to two!*
*This requires some effort on my part.
Murderous maniacs
30-06-2005, 14:59
bah! biology's a messy business, why don't we just have factories where machines build machines. wait, no, that's perverted.
The Tribes Of Longton
30-06-2005, 15:00
Meiosis- I can produce four copies of myself as opposed to two!*
*This requires some effort on my part.
Yes, but you'll be half the person you once were...
Makatoto
30-06-2005, 15:07
Yes, but you'll be half the person you once were...
But boy is it worth it...
Chromosomes are over rated anyway.
The Tribes Of Longton
30-06-2005, 15:09
But boy is it worth it...
Chromosomes are over rated anyway.
Yeah, that's true. Join me in my bacterial paradise, where DNA exists as only loops and plasmids!
*divides alot to go terrorise some poor eukaryote*
BWAH HA!
*runs away after realising this just got waaaay to much*
*Falls of chair laughing at geecka*
OW!
I missed something, didn't I?
I'm asexually dividing as we speak ;)
The Tribes Of Longton
30-06-2005, 15:28
Cell division - one of the few methods of multiplying by division.
*infects something*
Murderous maniacs
30-06-2005, 15:36
Cell division - one of the few methods of multiplying by division.
who'd want to do that - it's much faster to multiply directly because there's less transistors necessary
Sarkasis
30-06-2005, 15:39
How about vegetative reproduction -- having a little "Mini Me" lump'o'flesh growing on my forearm?
The Tribes Of Longton
30-06-2005, 15:43
Damn all of you eukaryotes. I remember a time when we, the prokaryotes, ruled this earth from our stromatolite kingdoms. Without my cyanobacteria buddies, you multicellular heterotrophs would never have existed. I liked the old days, back in the pre-cambrian, when the phosphates were in short supply and all this were fields...
Please let your cells do the talking.
i'm confused about that last option in your poll. fungii do meisis, well, the kind's that i studies anyways.
Sarkasis
30-06-2005, 23:32
i'm confused about that last option in your poll. fungii do meisis, well, the kind's that i studies anyways.
I think you're racist.
Atlantitania
01-07-2005, 00:05
Who wants asexual reproduction? Sexual is so much more fun!
Kleptonis
01-07-2005, 00:40
mmmm.....diploid cells *drool*
No way, double the chromosomes means double the weight. Give me a nice thin haploid cell any day.
Yeah, that's true. Join me in my bacterial paradise, where DNA exists as only loops and plasmids!
Bacterial chromosome. (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Search&db=books&doptcmdl=GenBookHL&term=bacterial+chromosome+AND+mboc4%5Bbook%5D+AND+372561%5Buid%5D&rid=mboc4.section.795#798)