Enmos
Valued Senior Member
Somewhere in the DNA. I don't know where exactly the genes reside..Sure DNA codes for protein assembly, everyone knows that. The question is, where is the blue print for the nose?
It is exported out of the cell and sets around the cell. There is no predetermined spot reserved for every protein.Isn't protein made inside the cell? If so, does it stay inside the cell forever? Or does the protein exit the cell and then locates its blue print position?
:shrug:Central dogma -
Huh ?No I am referring to a school of fish.
It can. The cells positions are according to what the DNA encodes.Morphology, the shapes of things cannot be rationally determined from an analysis of DNA. There must be some interactive "field system" that Sheldrake refers to as "morphic resonance"
Cell positions determine morphology.
Much better, thanksYes, QM - is this post better? Enmos, mon ami, you actually read that inflated post? I salute you for the courtesy sir.
geistkiesel :shrug: