Chromosomes as Organic Vortices

Cells function according to the programming stored in their DNA.

DNA is madeup of nucleic acids which is made up of nucleotides, as nucleobases, which actually have the data or programming.

We can think of the helix as a cellular organic vortex, and the nucleotides as the information within that vortex.

Each nucleotide has 3 components:

The Phosphate group links the Carbon and Nitrogen.

The main body that interacts with the physical world is the Nucleobase component.

These nucleobases have fixed combinations, matching the nature of the Convertible Layer.

Purine has 2 carbon rings with 4 nitrogen atoms

Pyrimidine has 1 pyrimidine ring and 2 nitrogen atoms

ATP is the energy of the vortex.

Chromosomes

Chromatid Centromere P short arms Q long arms Telomeres - these get shorter with every division until the cell dies