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The [[Vrall]] on [[the Moon]] created miniature RNA spores encoded with the construction information for a space engine, which they fired towards [[Earth]] with a [[vacuum gun]]. Eventually, one spore struck the mind of a Professor [[Boyes-Dennison]], who developed the engine with the aid of his twenty-two year old daughter [[Emily Boyes-Dennison|Emily]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Imperial Moon (novel)|Imperial Moon]]'') | The [[Vrall]] on [[the Moon]] created miniature RNA spores encoded with the construction information for a space engine, which they fired towards [[Earth]] with a [[vacuum gun]]. Eventually, one spore struck the mind of a Professor [[Boyes-Dennison]], who developed the engine with the aid of his twenty-two year old daughter [[Emily Boyes-Dennison|Emily]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Imperial Moon (novel)|Imperial Moon]]'') | ||
[[GRUMPY]] used [[memory RNA]] to encode itself into the environment of [[Yemaya 4]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[ | [[GRUMPY]] used [[memory RNA]] to encode itself into the environment of [[Yemaya 4]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[SLEEPY (novel)|SLEEPY]]'') | ||
A [[swamp monster]] that landed on the planet [[Sunday (planet)|Sunday]] could create a [[protein]]-RNA mix to control smaller animals, such as the [[Sundayan otter]]s; this mix implanted memories and images into them and generally led to a rise in aggression. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Wetworld (novel)|Wetworld]]'') | A [[swamp monster]] that landed on the planet [[Sunday (planet)|Sunday]] could create a [[protein]]-RNA mix to control smaller animals, such as the [[Sundayan otter]]s; this mix implanted memories and images into them and generally led to a rise in aggression. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Wetworld (novel)|Wetworld]]'') | ||
One explanation the [[Fourth Doctor]] offered for the [[Fendahl]]'s influence on [[human]]ity was that it "fed into the RNA of certain individuals the instincts and compulsions necessary to recreate. These were fed through the generations till they reached [[Fendelman]] and people like him." It could, however, just be coincidence, he added. ([[TV]]: ''[[Image of the Fendahl (TV story)|Image of the Fendahl]]'') | One explanation the [[Fourth Doctor]] offered for the [[Fendahl]]'s influence on [[human]]ity was that it "fed into the RNA of certain individuals the instincts and compulsions necessary to recreate. These were fed through the generations till they reached [[Fendelman]] and people like him." It could, however, just be coincidence, he added. ([[TV]]: ''[[Image of the Fendahl (TV story)|Image of the Fendahl]]'') | ||
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[[Category:Genetics from the real world]] | [[Category:Genetics from the real world]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:34, 27 April 2022
RNA (Ribonucleic acid) was a nucleic acid.
The vegetation on the planet of the P'tarr had coded RNA programming that allowed for learning. (PROSE: One Bad Apple)
The Vrall on the Moon created miniature RNA spores encoded with the construction information for a space engine, which they fired towards Earth with a vacuum gun. Eventually, one spore struck the mind of a Professor Boyes-Dennison, who developed the engine with the aid of his twenty-two year old daughter Emily. (PROSE: Imperial Moon)
GRUMPY used memory RNA to encode itself into the environment of Yemaya 4. (PROSE: SLEEPY)
A swamp monster that landed on the planet Sunday could create a protein-RNA mix to control smaller animals, such as the Sundayan otters; this mix implanted memories and images into them and generally led to a rise in aggression. (PROSE: Wetworld)
One explanation the Fourth Doctor offered for the Fendahl's influence on humanity was that it "fed into the RNA of certain individuals the instincts and compulsions necessary to recreate. These were fed through the generations till they reached Fendelman and people like him." It could, however, just be coincidence, he added. (TV: Image of the Fendahl)
