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White Blood Cells; Our Mini Me

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in Evolution, Morphology and Exobiology

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Let me approach this from another angle. Does the idea of hydrogen bonding being the integration variable within cells violate any laws of science, physics, chemistry, logic or common sense? There has been almost no positive response to this idea, yet nobody has ever offered a single reason why it can not be. I realize the burden of proof is on me, but with such a negative universal irrational reaction, no amount of proof is ever enough. The question might be, why is everyone so against the idea, especially when it creates a logical model of the cell?

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