third eye pineal gland awakening meditation
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the pineal gland is located near to the center of the brain between the two hemispheres tucked in a groove where the two rounded thalamic bodies join unlike much of the rest of the brain the pineal gland is not isolated from the body by the blood-brain barrier system it is reddish-gray and about the size of a pea 8 mm in humans located just rostro-dorsal to the superior colliculus and behind and beneath the stria medullaris between the laterally positioned thalamic bodies it is part of the epithalamus it is a midline structure and is often seen in plain skull x-rays as it is often calcified calcification is typically due to intake of the fluoride found in water and toothpaste it was the last endocrine gland to have its function discovered metaphysics: the pineal gland039s location deep in the brain seems to intimate hidden importance in the days before its function as a physical eye that could see beyond space-time was discovered it was considered a mystery linked to superstition and mysticism today it is associated with the sixth chakra whose awakening is linked to prophecy and and increased psychic awareness as consciousness ascendshttp:wwwcrystalinkscomthirdeyepinealhtml one of the most powerful actions you can take to empower yourself spiritually and physically to manifest all you desire is to no longer take on the trauma of othersif we want peace in our soul then why would we put trauma of another in or on our body thank you for being or becoming vegan so all may live http:veganzeitgeistwordpresscom20120210our-beliefs-meat-and-dairy-mad-consumers-the-facts-plant-based-diethttp:twittercomveganzeitgeisthttps:wwwfacebookcomveganzeitgeisthttp:veganzeitgeistwordpresscomhttp:wwwlinkedincominveganzeitgeisthttp:wwwyoutubecomveganzeitgeistmeta mind music claims no rights to this video or its contents - for educational and enlightenment purposes only

a kindness gene researchers say caring trustworthiness may be in our dna
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wanessa - dna - live the week
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wanessa - dna - live the weekimagens by lukas kakudaedio by marco viana

molecular visualizations of dna - original high quality version
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these dna molecular visualizations were created for the multifaceted 039dna039 project celebrating the 50th anniversary in 2003 of the discovery of the double helix the 039dna039 project includes a five-part documentary series museum film and 039dnai039 online resources for teachers and studentsthe dynamics and molecular shapes were based on x-ray crystallographic models and other published scientific data sets leading scientists including many nobel laureates critiqued the animations during their development particular effort was made to ensure the relative shapes sizes and 039real-time039 dynamics were as accurate as possible

why women are stripey
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epigenetics means women have different active x-chromosomes in different cells animation courtesy of http:wehitvmusic by amarante: http:bitlyveamaranteanimation: etsuko unoart and technical direction: drew berrysound design: francois tetaz ampamp emma bortignonscientific consultation: marnie blewittcourtesy of walter and eliza hall institute of medical research: http:wehitvwhen a female embryo is four days old it consists of just 100 cells at this point the x-chromosome from mom and the one from dad are both active but in order for proper development to occur one of the x chromosomes must be switched offthrough a tiny molecular battle within each cell one of the x-chromosomes wins and remains active while the loser is deactivatedthis is done by wrapping the dna tighter around proteins modifying histone tails and dna methylation - molecular markers to indicate this dna should not be readwhat039s surprising is that it039s pretty random which x chromosome wins - sometimes it039s mom039s and sometimes it039s dad039s so when a female is just 100 cells big her cells have a mix of active x-chromosomes some from mom and some from dad

epigenetics: why inheritance is weirder than we thought
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please help us keep making minuteearth by supporting us on patreon: https:googlzvglqzthanks to our patreon patrons:- today i found out- jeff straathof- mark- maarten bremer- tony fadell- alberto bortoni- valentin- nicholas buckendorf- antoine coeur__________________________________________want to learn more about the topic in this weeks video here are some keywordsphrases to get your googling started:epigenetics: genetic control by factors other than an individuals dna sequenceepigenetic inheritance: transmittance of information from one generation of an organism to the next that affects the traits of offspring without altering the dna sequence___________________________________________credits and twitter handles:script writer: kate yoshida kateyoshidascript editor: emily elert eelertvideo illustrator: omkar bhagat thecuriousenggrvideo director: emily elert eelertwith contributions from: alex reich alexhreich henry reich minutephysics peter reich and ever salazar eversalazarmusic by: nathaniel schroeder: http:wwwsoundcloudcomdrschroeder_________________________________________like our videossubscribe to minuteearth on youtube: http:googlepidgdand for exclusive early access to all our videos sign up with vessel: https:googlhgd1ijalso say hello on:facebook: http:googlfpavo6twitter: http:googly1awvcand find us on itunes: http:podcastminuteearthcom________________________references:dias bg ressler kj 2014 parental olfactory experience influences behavior and neural structure in subsequent generations nature neuroscience 17:89-96 http:wwwnaturecomneurojournalv17n1fullnn3594htmlholliday r 2006 epigenetics: a historical overview epigenetics 1: 7680http:wwwtandfonlinecomdoipdf104161epi122762jones pa takai d 2001 the role of dna methylation in mammalian epigenetics science 293: 10681070 https:wwwufpebrbiolmolartigos_doutorado_2003_janscience-2001-1068-1070pdfjones sv choi dc davis m ressler kj 2008 learning-dependent structural plasticity in the adult olfactory pathway journal of neuroscience 28: 1310613111 http:wwwjneurosciorgcontent284913106fullpdfkaati g bygren ld edvinsson s 2002 cardiovascular and diabetes mortality determined by nutrition during parents and grandparents slow growth period european journal of human genetics 10: 682 688 http:wwwncbinlmnihgovpubmed12404098morgan hd sutherland hg martin di whitelaw e 1999 epigenetic inheritance at the agouti locus in the mouse nature genetics 233: 314-318 http:wwwnaturecomngjournalv23n3fullng1199_314htmlpembrey m 2002 time to take epigenetic inheritance seriously european journal of human genetics 10: 669 671 https:moodleunitecacnzpluginfilephp426038mod_resourcecontent0epigenetics20food20and20generationspdf

cologuard receives fda approval
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exact sciences corp nasdaq: exas announced today that the us food and drug administration fda has approved cologuard the companys noninvasive stool dna colorectal cancer screening test cologuard is the first noninvasive screening test for colorectal cancer that analyzes both stool dna and blood biomarkers and has been proven to find 92 percent of cancers and 69 percent of the most advanced precancerous polyps in average risk patients cologuard which is available through healthcare providers offers people 50 and older at average risk for colorectal cancer an easytouse screening test they can do in the privacy of their own hometo view the multimedia news release go to http:wwwmultivucomplayersenglish7092251-fda-approve-s-exact-sciences-cologuard-screening-test-colorectal-cancer

baroness helena kennedy at the astellas innovation debate
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barrister peer and vice-president of the patients association baroness helena kennedy has joined a panel of internationally recognised experts for the 3rd astellas innovation debate: i-genes what the dna and data revolutions mean for our health taking place on thursday 29th january 2015 at the royal institution of great britainorganised and funded by astellas a progressive pharmaceutical company that explores the frontiers of scientific discovery to translate new knowledge into innovative reliable medicines the astellas innovation debates are a series of annual events that bring together some of the worlds most progressive thinkers to discuss the role of innovation in solving some of the greatest challenges of our timeto view the multimedia news release go to: http:wwwmultivucomplayersenglish7424051-helena-kennedy-astellas-debate

professor rolf stahel president of esmo
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personalised medicine is the future of cancer treatment but it presents major challenges for doctors and health services the president of the european society of medical oncology has said professor rolf stahel was speaking ahead of the 3rd astellas innovation debate: i-genes what the dna and data revolutions mean for our health taking place on thursday 29th january 2015 at the royal institution of great britainto view the multimedia news release go to: http:wwwmultivucomplayersenglish7430351-professor-rolf-stahel-astellas-debate

free resources: healing spiritual growth amp success
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spiritual healer and reiki master bill austin - the founder of three energy healing modalities and author of heal your relationship with money offers many free resources for healing spiritual growth and success on the billaustinartcom web site

immanuel velikovsky: pole shift
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immanuel velikovsky provided evidence of global cataclysm and pole shifts which occur periodically due to celestial events he incorrectly blamed venus for the effects of planet x nibiru as put forth by zecharia sitchin

mom vs dad: what did you inherit
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learn more about your dna by going to: https:www23andmecomasapsubscribe for weekly videos: http:bitlyasapscicreated by: mitchell moffit and gregory brownwritten by: amanda edward rachel salt greg brown amp mitch moffitillustrated by: max simmonsedited by: sel ghebrehiwotfollow usinstagram and twitter: whalewatchmeplz and mitchellmoffit clickable: http:bitly16f1jec and http:bitly15j7ubeasapinstagram: https:instagramcomasapsciencefacebook: http:facebookcomasapsciencetwitter: http:twittercomasapsciencetumblr: http:asapsciencetumblrcomsnapchat us 039whalewatchmeplz039 and 039pixelmitch039created by mitchell moffit twitter mitchellmoffit and gregory brown twitter whalewatchmeplzsend us stuffasapscience incpo box 93 toronto ptoronto on m5s2s6further readingreferences:https:wwwsciencedirectcomsciencearticlepiis0167629616303666via3dihub https:wwwscientificamericancomarticlebabies-paternal-resemblance ht

bang goes the theory: evolution made simple
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bbc2 22 august 2011dr yan attempts to demonstrate evolution by drawing a couple of lines

epigenetics
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hank ampamp his clone circus hank explain the power of epigenetics which studies the factors that determine how much or whether some genes are expressed in your bodylike scishow on facebook http:wwwfacebookcomscishowfollow scishow on twitter http:wwwtwittercomscishowmore scishowsolar energy - http:youtube4upvzutlavafoldit gamers ftw - http:youtubejdbcpdh_ptaepigenetics scishow hank green dna genomes cloning clone heredity epigenome methyl groups

richard resnick: welcome to the genomic revolution
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http:wwwtedcom in this accessible talk from tedxboston richard resnick shows how cheap and fast genome sequencing is about to turn health care and insurance and politics upside downtedtalks is a daily video podcast of the best talks and performances from the ted conference where the world039s leading thinkers and doers give the talk of their lives in 18 minutes featured speakers have included al gore on climate change philippe starck on design jill bolte taylor on observing her own stroke nicholas negroponte on one laptop per child jane goodall on chimpanzees bill gates on malaria and mosquitoes pattie maes on the quotsixth sensequot wearable tech and quotlostquot producer jj abrams on the allure of mystery ted stands for technology entertainment design and tedtalks cover these topics as well as science business development and the arts closed captions and translated subtitles in a variety of languages are now available on tedcom at http:wwwtedcomtranslate