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massive. However, there are no black holes in the galactic nuclei. Simply other laws
exist there.
Anastasia: Spiral galaxies were one of the first to be discovered. Does the spiral shape
play any special role in the micro- and macrocosms of the Universe?
Rigden: Yes, it does, and it relates to the structured motion of energies as well as to the
storage and exchange of information, that is, to in-depth physics. If you study this issue
carefully, then you will be able to understand that many things in the material world
are arranged in a spiral shape or move in a spiral, from micro-objects to macroobjects.
For instance, let’s take micro-objects of our world, such as cytoskeleton of
eukaryotic cells. As you remember the definition from biology, eukaryotes are
organisms whose cells contain a shaped nucleus.
Anastasia: Yes, this superkingdom includes all higher animals and plants, fungi,
unicellular and multicellular algae, and protozoa.
Rigden: Correct. Inside their cytoskeleton, you will find a linearly twisted spiral, a
double helix, and also a superhelical structure.
Anastasia: Exactly! After all, their cells have a nucleus enclosed within membranes and
chromosomes of helical structure containing biopolymer, which is also a part of living
organisms, i.e. the double-stranded DNA molecule. In the majority of cases, the DNA
has the structure of the double helix! Even certain bacteria, who are prokaryotes
(organisms with indifferentiated nuclei), have a single double-stranded DNA molecule
shaped as a circular chain.
Rigden: Absolutely right. You may as well recall the process of cell division and the
participation in it of the chromosome of female cells and chromosomes of male cells...
At all the stages of the cell cycle, chromonemas are the basis of the chromosome…
Anastasia: Yes… these thread-like structures.
Rigden: Note the following: in a non-dividing cell, they are untwisted, say, despiralized,
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