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And so he did: erv can also take her sarcastic mouth elsewhere

Dave Scot Strikes Again! 2007

Assuming that he meant to ask whether an ancestral VPU gene existed in SIV prior to the divergence of SIVcpz and HIV, then erv answered that question (YES!) in her very first post.

Dave Scot Strikes Again! 2007

I'm completely baffled by the back and forth between Mr. Cordova and erv.

Dave Scot Strikes Again! 2007

And so he did: erv can also take her sarcastic mouth elsewhere

2007 August - Telic Thoughts 2007

Not being a student of HIV, I know the answer only because erv answered it in her first post: "Vpu is only found in one group – Chimpanzee SIV (SIVcpz) and its descendants" including HIV-1.

Dave Scot Strikes Again! 2007

I'm not sure if he just doesn't understand the original post, or if he thinks there is some rhetorical advantage in forcing erv to answer the question in the format he desires.

Dave Scot Strikes Again! 2007

Why erv doesn't just answer "yes" is equally unclear to me.

Dave Scot Strikes Again! 2007

It now seems that either Mr. Cordova will have to accept that his question was answered, but he isn't going to force the exact wording that he wants, or erv will need to answer Cordova's question in the words he wants to hear and then move on to ask why he thinks it is relevant.

Dave Scot Strikes Again! 2007

Check out the Blogginghead online conversation between Abigail Smith (University of Oklahoma grad student and blog author of erv) and PZ Myers (University of Minnesota - Morris professor and blog author of Pharyngula).

Bloggingheads Video Clip -- "Science Saturday: The Young and the Restless" Steve Caldwell 2008

Check out the Blogginghead online conversation between Abigail Smith (University of Oklahoma grad student and blog author of erv) and PZ Myers (University of Minnesota - Morris professor and blog author of Pharyngula).

Archive 2008-07-01 Steve Caldwell 2008