I have been thinking on similar, but not quite the same lines. I warm
to some of the suggestions that coherent mechanisms, involving nuclei,
are significant in LENR, eg. as part of the distribution of the energy
from nuclear processes into the bulk material which reduces/eliminates
the emission of ionising radiation.
I have a hunch that the same coherent inter-nuclei interactions allow
coherent processes involving large regions of DNA to take place, which
integrate together the DNA sequence information covering that region. I
think this happens particularly when the DNA is in specific structures,
such as the DNA/DNA/RNA triple helical structure. This could then be a
way of orchestrating mutations such that they are less random than might
be expected.
Nigel
On 28/08/2014 17:59, H Veeder wrote:
To bring discussion of evolution back to something more on topic for
this list, I would like to suggest that if anomalous LENR
transmutations are possible then they might play role in changing in
DNA. In other words gene mutations might be less random and more like
orchestrated disturbances.
Harry
