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Todd Charles Wood

Researcher at Bryan College

Publications -  12
Citations -  4171

Todd Charles Wood is an academic researcher from Bryan College. The author has contributed to research in topics: Shotgun sequencing & Creationism. The author has an hindex of 6, co-authored 12 publications receiving 4017 citations.

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Toll-like receptor genes (TLRs) from Capitella capitata and Helobdella robusta (Annelida)

TL;DR: The deduced phylogeny of these sequences, together with TLRs from other animal phyla, reveals three major clades, one of which consists of a mixture of both vertebrates and invertebrates, including sequences from Capitella and Helobdella.

The Current Status of Baraminology

TL;DR: Baraminology has been applied to dozens of groups, and the results of 66 baraminology studies are summarized and evaluated here as mentioned in this paper, and it appears at this time that Price's suggestion that the family is an approximation of the created kind may be correct.

Perspectives on Ageing: A Young-Earth Creation Diversification Model

TL;DR: Evidence of extensive genomic rearrangement, bacterial plasmids, and AGE transposition control requires substantial modification of the AGEing model, and a new model of diversification based on these evidences is introduced.

The chimpanzee genome and the problem of biological similarity

TL;DR: It is found that creationist genomics requires three important theories that still need to be developed before fruitful research can commence, and the most promising candidate for explaining biological similarity is a modified form of ReMine's message theory.