2012-05-10 03:46:13 UTC
you claim positive mutations . ill give 2 examples similar
one is bacteria becoming resistant to antibiotic
another for bacteria to be able to consume nylon(antibiotic).
You said for one the mutation reistance to antibiotics was positive and you try say that as fact..... but it ended up more negative, because it's information was scrambled around and it suffered a genetic loss, so that's why antibiotics cant lock onto ribosomes , because of the dna loss. Worse off in the longterm now. that's like saying man with no hands is positive because cops cant arrest him.
another case antibiotic resistance in bacteria having nothing to do with nuclear (hereditary) DNA but is a product of plasmids in the cytoplasm modifying themselves to metabolize the antibiotic (or nylon). This is a natural process similar to the human body producing T-lymphocytes in response to infection and therefore would not be legitimately classified as a mutation. This is passed on to future generations because part of the cytoplasm is passed on to future generations as part of the reproductive process. This can also be passed horizontally to completely different species of bacteria when the plasmids are picked up as these different species eat the bacteria having the plasmids.
so at this case why would anybody believe you if you dont come with proper information or facts....,. at this instance anything you believe scientists have proven has been or can be proven wrong. What's to say the next resistance you come with as a positive mutation turns out either that it had one small positive, but only from suffering one bigger negative , like example 1 above .. or turn out not to be a mutation at all, like example two above. You dont even know whats proof anymore when it comes to alleged genetic positive mutations