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QUANTUM EFFECTS. "Tunnelling of light-mass particles is a quintessential quantum effect well studied even at the dawn of quantum physics. In biology, it is evident that long-range electron tunnelling and hydrogen tunnelling play important roles in biological redox reactions and enzyme catalysis, respectively." https://lnkd.in/eRUdQZj View in LinkedIn

SOIL DRUGS. "Reintroducing microorganisms into the soil, together with the organic matter that they feed upon, has the potential to be a key part in the next big revolution of human health -- the development of sustainable agriculture and food security based on restored soil health. Just as in the case of the human microbiome, the soil drugs of the future are the ones full of friendly germs, and the foods they like to eat." https://lnkd.in/eyzuPzu View in LinkedIn

QUANTUM CELL DIVISION. "As centrioles play a major role in cell division and perform mirror-like activities with high precision, the possibility of quantum entanglement mediated by the quantum optical effects between centrioles has been suggested." https://lnkd.in/eTtJ_KE View in LinkedIn

UNCULTURABLE. "Taking into consideration that >99% of environmental microbes are still unculturable under laboratory conditions, application of metagenomic approach has great advantages for investigating the structure and functional potentials of various microbial communities." https://lnkd.in/e5gJ7Hi View in LinkedIn

OPTICAL CILIAL WAVEGUIDES. "As they bear structural resemblance to centrioles, these cilia may act as waveguides for photons in the visible, ultraviolet and infrared spectra in human cells, while simultaneously extracting quantum information on polarization, angular and orbital momentum from photons." https://lnkd.in/eTtJ_KE View in LinkedIn

NO BRIGHT LINE. "In undisturbed ecosystems, plants are associated with a continuum of other organisms, the majority of which are microbial. These include epiphytes on plant surfaces, endophytes within plants, and rhizosphere and soil microbes associated with subsurface plant organs and soil interfaces. These microbiomes sequester significant amounts of atmospheric C, thus aiding in mitigation of climate change." https://lnkd.in/eQvzCYA View in LinkedIn

PHOTORECEPTORS. "Rod and cone cells contain a thin ‘connecting cilium’ that bridges the inner and outer segments of the cell. In fact, the light-sensitive portion of the photoreceptors is a modified primary cilium. Photons that arrive at rhodopsin molecules in the outer segment would have first passed through these cilia." https://lnkd.in/eTtJ_KE View in LinkedIn

OPTICAL CILIA. "Cilia have a similar structure to centrioles as they are cylindrical in shape and consist of nine sets of MT doublets. Cilia have also been established as optical detectors in single cell organisms and primitive visual systems." https://lnkd.in/eTtJ_KE View in LinkedIn

CELLS FROM MARS. "Fibroblast cells communicate with each other via near infrared light and that their centrioles act as optical detectors." https://lnkd.in/eTtJ_KE View in LinkedIn

CULTURAL CHANGE. So ends our journey into the world of living soils. The hope is that current research, concurrent with that of the human microbiome, provides evidence and impetus to deviate from the self-destructive path of intensive chemical farming. As data on equivalent yields are paired with evidence of increased nutritional crop value, at comparable or lower costs, and long-term soil health, the transition to bio-based farming is given momentum. View in LinkedIn