Re: Is Biological Informational (Morphic) Field Plausible??

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (cinquirer) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> If anyone knows or can point researches that describe in detail or
> show mathematical model of how biological and biochemical process
> alone can produce a human being from a single fertilized cell with all
> the intermediate steps of differentiation into the different tissues,
> organs, bones and their right placement and growth. Let me know

As your quotes show, there are many unanswered questions in
this area of biology. Why would you expect there to be
a research field that had all the answers?

> and
> I'll throw away the belief of the possibility of informational fields
> in living things.

So the only two possibilities are: (a) we've solved the problem
today, research is over, or (b) it must be magic?

> (I know I should post this in the sci.bio newgroups but just posting 
> it here in case some may know the answer. Besides, physicists or 
> biophysicists understand morphic field better than biologists)

Physicists are no more expert in off-the-wall woo-woo
theories than anybody else. More likely, you're afraid
that if you'd posted in a biological newsgroup, you'd
have a chance of running into someone who knew something
about morphogenesis and would be able to answer the
question you posed. Safer to walk into a group full
of physicists, professional and amateur, and ask them
a biological question. Less likely to get an answer.

No problem, anyway. I deleted the particle physics and
relativity newsgroups, and added sci.bio.misc for you. You're
welcome.

        - Randy