Contents xxi“6x9” b2861 The Cell Language Theory: Connecting Mind and Matter3.2.3 Electromechanochemical Energy
Transduction 58
3.2.4 The Wave–Particle Duality in the Living
Cell 67
3.2.5 Three Categories of Enzyme Catalyzes 68
3.2.6 The GFCP, Pre-fit Mechanisms, and Scalar
Enzyme Catalysis 70
3.2.7 The GFCP and Translational Enzyme
Catalysis 71
3.2.8 The GFCP and Rotary Enzyme Catalysis 75
3.2.9 The Pre-fit Hypothesis 79
3.2.10 Allosterism, Bohr Effect, and Wyman’s
Pseudolinkage 83
3.2.11 The Brownian Distance of Biopolymers 92
3.2.12 The Principle of Microscopic Reversibility 92
3.2.13 The Information–Energy Complementary
Landscape Theory of Protein Folding 94
3.2.14 Three Classes of Molecular Structures
in the Living Cell 97
3.2.15 Five Classes of Factors Affecting the
Behavior of the Living Cell 99
3.2.16 An Atom–Cell Comparison Based on
Aristotle’s Four Causes Doctrine 101
3.2.17 The Cell Force: A Comparison with the
Gravitational Force 102
3.2.18 The Cell as the Atom of Semiosis 103
3.2.19 The Triadic Structures of the Living Cell 104
3.2.20 The Piscatawaytor: A Model of the Human
Body Viewed as a Self-Organizing System
of Bhopalators 105
3.2.21 The Human Body–Internet Metaphor
(HIM) 107
3.3 The Mitochondrion — The Energy Source of the
Living Cell 111
3.3.1 The Conformon Model of Oxidative
Phosphorylation: Kinematic vs. Dynamic
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