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Scientist's Study Of Brain Genes Sparks a Controversy By : Last September in Chicago, Bruce Lahn a professor of human genetics from the University of Chicago, attended a packed lecture hall and produced reports of a new DNA analysis: He had found signs of recent evolution in the brains of some people, but not of others. Understanding Bacteria and Enzymes By : James Harris The adaptable nature of bacteria makes it possible to exploit particular strains for their beneficial qualities. The natural biodegradation of organic waste can be greatly enhanced by the introduction of naturally occurring, non genetically engineered, non pathogenic bacteria. Biodegrading "specialists" are scientifically selected for their exceptional enzyme production and long term stability. Tiwanaku Alien and Evolution By : Roberto Bell Evolutionary processes are discussed to determine if archaeological engravings from the Tiwanaku civilization in Bolivia could be depicting an ancient astronaut. Growing Mushrooms at Home Using Straw and/or Manure By : Stephen Penn There are some species of mushrooms that will benefit from using straw or manure as a bulk substrate to maximize fruiting potential. If you would like to grow Portabellas, all of the Oyster mushrooms, Shaggy Manes, the Paddy Straw mushroom, or the King Stropharia try this out. What is Molecular Biology? By : Joe Manny Molecular biology has allowed us to uncover the mysteries of the human body, viruses, bacteria and all other life. As such, it has allowed the progress of medicine to advance to such a degree so that we may begin to cure the previously incurable, and to eventually find cures for every disease that afflicts human kind.