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Unfortunately no. The article and other literature I could find in my recent googling suggested that free radicals may have something to do with it, but more ge
by reilly3000 7y ago
Unfortunately no. The article and other literature I could find in my recent googling suggested that free radicals may have something to do with it, but more generally it seems that gene expression is often conditional. Some genetic markers go expressed in some but not in others. Some only express under conditions of chronic stress or specific toxins. The only thing you might be able to say is that merely having information in your genome doesn’t guarantee it will ever be used, but what causes it to be used varies per circumstances that may vary for each type.
- reilly3000 7y agoI’ll also add that I mean “resonance from specific energy signals” in the most general sense possible, not ‘quantum woo woo’. Like a lock opening when a matching key is inserted and rotated. You want the lock to open with means motion; resonance is motion in response to specific energy, not general energy. It may be awkward to refer to the ridges of a key as energy, but it is in an abstract and absolute sense. My only formal training is in acoustics to that’s part of my lexicon.