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Just wondering.
Any thoughts ?
Any thoughts ?
CICCI_2011 said:Just wondering.
Any thoughts ?
Please post some scientific studies from a peer reviewed journal about this. The science forums aren't for guessing, sorry.CICCI_2011 said:Well yes but since Quantum Physics have many answers to questions. Maybe human body could be interpreted through Quantum Physics an reveal some answers for us?
What do you think do you have any ideas?
CICCI_2011 said:So why do we get old? How come our old cells can give life (egg+sperm) to new human body that will have new fresh cell that will live for another 70-90 years? What is the missing link?
Is the finite probability of error in copying DNA reason ?
CICCI_2011 said:I read this -"Instability of the genetic code, among other things, caused by the finite probability of tunneling of protons in the DNA. Therefore, the tunnel effect is partly responsible for the occurrence of spontaneous mutations"-from Wikipedia. It made me think that there is maybe explanation for my question. I didn't know that something has to be already known so that we could discuss it.
Drakkith said:Simply talking about UV damage to DNA IS a quantum effect. The point where QM becomes Biology is probably not clear cut.
alxm said:No, it's pretty clear once you recognize the fact that difference between fields is not what you're studying but what the questions are you're looking to answer.
CICCI_2011 said:How come our old cells can give life (egg+sperm) to new human body that will have new fresh cell that will live for another 70-90 years? What is the missing link?
CICCI_2011 said:What if an 80-year old man would get cloned. What life span should be expected for the clone, the same as original or shorter. Clone received degraded DNA which should shorten his life span wright?
CICCI_2011 said:What if an 80-year old man would get cloned. What life span should be expected for the clone, the same as original or shorter. Clone received degraded DNA which should shorten his life span wright?
Drakkith said:I think people are kinda going all over the map here. First, what do we mean by "Why do we get old?" Quantum physics explains HOW everything in our body works at the molecular level, but as a theory it does not explain why we age. So, what is the question really asking? Why can't our bodies repair themselves well enough? Why we aren't designed to do that? Etc.
The relationship between Quantum Physics and aging is still being studied and is not fully understood. However, some scientists believe that Quantum Physics can provide insights into the aging process.
Quantum Physics may offer explanations for some aspects of aging, such as changes in DNA and cellular function. However, the full mechanism of aging is complex and involves many factors.
In Quantum Physics, time is considered to be relative and can behave differently at the quantum level. Some scientists theorize that this may have an impact on the aging process, but more research is needed to fully understand this connection.
Some research suggests that Quantum Physics may have practical applications in developing anti-aging treatments or technologies. However, these are still in the early stages and require more research before being implemented.
While Quantum Physics may offer insights into the aging process, there is currently no evidence to suggest that it can reverse the aging process. The concept of reversing aging is complex and involves many factors that are still being studied.