Natural selection is a situation whereby a favourable inheritable traits that confer a selective advantage on the organism that harbours it becomes more common in successive generations of the reproducing organisms. On the other hand, the traits that do not confer selective advantages to the organisms will become less common and the number of organisms which possess the unfavourable traits will dwindle. So in another words, individuals with more favourable phenotypes will be more likely to survive. Since, genotypes determine the favourable phenotypes, they will increase in frequency over time.
Well, the point is... natural selection is linked to survival of the fittest. ahhh.... now things seem clearer. The above para is crap. Sorry cause i'm a biological sci undergrad. *rolls my eyes* May Charles Darwin rest in peace and be proud of a bio-enthusiast like me. *rolls my eyes again*
I may not be the fittest but i'm hell bound going to survive.
That's my point... finally after beating about the bush...
4 papers down... 2 more to go. I nearly died from overload of organic chem.
For once i thought that i really going to get depression. Thankfully, All-rounder clarified with me that it takes 2 months of moping around and being depressed before the person is confirmed to be depressed. Something he had learnt from his elect.
2 more to go... Jiayou!!
Biophysical chem --> i so 'love' physics *rolls my eyes again again*
Biochemistry--> tautomers, isomers, purines, DNA helix, pyrimidines, psi/phi angles, lipids, carbohydrates, vitamins, HIV protease etc etc --> How 'interesting would that be?? *rolls my eyes again again again*
One fine day, my eyes gonna be stucked in my sockets...
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