More than mitogenetic

Abstract

Endogenously emitted photons are part of a reciprocal system between them and the matter of life. In particular, as most of the biological matter, i.e. its molecules, and ions are charged and as very many biochemical reactions release energy as electromagnetic waves, electrostatic and -magnetic fields are always present in cells. Furthermore and in turn, these fields can have an influence on charged cell structures leading to a feed-back system assumed to be primordialy for cells to exist and be organised. Examples will be presented that support these assumptions and they will expand the original interpretation of (only) inducing mitosis as they show also the opposite and moreover seem to be part of a general system of regulation. The examples show regulation between cells within species and deliver evidence for regulation also between species. Still lacking understanding is the observation that cells which induce effects on other cells themselves become indifferent with regard to an (unknown) external and fluctuating factor while receiver cells still stand under the influence of that factor.

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Daniel Fels
Independent Researcher
Switzerland

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