Molecular Origins of Brain and Body Geometry : Plato's Concept of Reality is Reversed /
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| Lenguaje: | English |
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Springer International Publishing : Imprint: Springer,
2014.
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| Edición: | 1st ed. 2014. |
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- Introduction
- Part I: The Skeleton - the Primary Structure that Sets Vertebrates Apart - is an Evasive Structure
- Well-Defined Geometric Patterns Appeared in Animal Evolution Independently of the Skeleton
- Astonishing Gene Permanence throughout Vertebrates and the Origin of the Skeleton
- Some of the Most Important External Organs in Mammals have no Skeleton
- Body Geometry Follows the Skeleton only Partially
- Part II: The Geometry of the Vertebrate Body Takes the Form of Parallel Stripes and Concentric Circles which are the Products of Molecular Cascades
- Longitudinal and Transversal Stripes in Vertebrates
- The Geometric Patterns of Zebras and of Transgenic Mice are Directed by Specific Genes - the Geometry of Mammals Becomes Also Molecular
- The Eye - a Main Center of Circularity with Implications for Development and Evolution
- The Circularity of the Vertebrate Body
- Concentric Circles are a General Feature of Vertebrates
- Two Poles of Circularity: Head-Neck and Rump
- Part III: Geometry - an Obsession of the Animal and Human Minds
- Science from its Onset to the Present has been Pervaded by Geometry
- Spirals Produced by Inert Matter as well as by Spiders and Humans
- Hexagons Formed by Molecules and by the Minds of Wasps and Humans
- Part IV: The Mind Consists of the Same Matter that has Displayed Order and Coherence throughout its Evolution
- It may Sound Outrageous but the Human Condition Appears to be Anchored in the Organization of Galaxies
- The Evolution of Matter is Characterized by Geometry and Permanence
- Self-Assembly - the Primary Source of Coherence
- Part V: The Brain has its Own Geometry and is Able to Change the Body’s Geometry in Seconds
- The Presence of Chromosomes is not Obligatory for Brain Function Brain, Eye, Blood and Skin Cells Work Efficiently without a Nucleus
- The Ordered Origin of the Brain
- The Brain Turns Out to have its Own Geometry
- Left and Right Side, of the Body and of the Brain, are not Mirror Images and Behave Independently
- How the Brain Changes the Body Geometry at Will
- Part VI: The Brain is an Unreliable Magician
- The Concept of Soul Became Evident Following the Agricultural Revolution 8,000 B.C
- How it Changed Since Then
- Brain Imagery - Visual Perception of Form, Color and Motion
- The Dream - Another Form of Brain Imagery
- Plato had no Electron Microscope - Molecular Geometry Reverses his Concept of Reality.