Cell Language Theory, The: Connecting Mind And Matter

Contents xxvii

“6x9” b2861 The Cell Language Theory: Connecting Mind and Matter

8.3.4 mRNA Levels in Budding Yeast

(Figure 8.6(d)) 349

8.3.5 RNA Levels in Human Breast Tissues

(Figure 8.6(e)) 350

8.3.6 Human T-cell Receptor Variable Region

Sequence Diversity (Figure 8.6(f)) 350

8.3.7 7-Mer Frequency Distribution in P. abyssi

(Figure 8.6(g)) 351

8.3.8 Codon Usage Profile in the Human

Genome (Figure 8.6(h)) 352

8.3.9 Protein-Length Frequency Distribution in

H. influenza (Figure 8.6(i)) 352

8.3.10 Stress-Induced Alterations in the

Neuroarchitecture

of the Mouse Brain (Figure 8.6(j)) 353

8.3.11 Impulse-Induced Electrocorticogram

(ECoG) Response of the Rabbit Olfactory

System (Figure 8.6(k)) 353

8.3.12 fMRI Signals from the Human Brain

before and after Psilocybin (Figure 8.6(l)) 354

8.3.13 Sentence-Length Frequency Distributions

in Private Letters (Figure 8.6(m)) 354

8.3.14 Word-Length Frequency Distributions in

English Text (Figure 8.6(n)) 355

8.3.15 Word-Length Frequency Distribution in

Kerry’s Speech (Figure 8.6(o)) 355

8.3.16 The Pitch Histogram of Sylvia Plath’s

Reading of Her Poem (Figure 8.6(p)) 355

8.3.17 Decision-Time Histograms

(Figure 8.6(q)) 356

8.3.18 The 1996 and 2013 US Annual Income

Distributions (Figures 8.6(r) and 8.6(s)) 358

8.3.19 Polarized Cosmological Microwave

Background (CMB) Radiation

(Figure 8.6(t)) 359

b2861_FM.indd 27 17-10-2017 11:35:03 AM