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Cells and Yin-Yang polarity- (Towards greater similarity between the animate and the inanimate)
ML Kothari, Lopa A Mehta
Department of Anatomy, Seth G.S.Medical College, Bombay 400012, India
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M L Kothari
Department of Anatomy, Seth G.S.Medical College, Bombay 400012
India
A cell-plant or animal-is proving a bioelectric wonder already boasting of pyro-, piezo-, ferroelectricity, solid state and electretism as eminent exhibits and probable functional mechanisms. A cell, its parts, and its products owe the bioelectric boon to inherent and universal polarity pregnant with dipolar electromagnetic moment.
The cytologic bipolarity prompts a hypothesis that the cell and its world may be no exception to the working of Yin-Yang, the Taoistic concept o f all-pervading reality. Nuclear, cytoplasmic, gametic and zygotic considerations compellingly suggest that YinYang does prevail, making us and«SQ» our cells basically field-effects, thus erasing further the distinction between male and female, animate and inanimate, biomass and bioenergy.
How to cite this article:
Kothari M L, Mehta LA. Cells and Yin-Yang polarity- (Towards greater similarity between the animate and the inanimate).J Postgrad Med 1978;24:4-19
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Kothari M L, Mehta LA. Cells and Yin-Yang polarity- (Towards greater similarity between the animate and the inanimate). J Postgrad Med [serial online] 1978 [cited 2023 Mar 23 ];24:4-19
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