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Figure 1. Helical structures:
1) division of DNA; 2) α-keratin protein; 3) threefold collagen spiral; collagen
The helical structure is one of the most convenient forms of long-term information
storage. Currently, science is only getting nearer to this understanding. For example,
thanks to the existing DNA testing methods, it is possible to discover many things about
the human being and also do a genetic examination to determine a biological
relationship. Previously, blood was used for the DNA analysis. Now, a person’s saliva,
hair, and nails are used for such an analysis. In forensic science, doctors can determine a
person’s age and gender using a single hair. They can also determine what substances
and microelements are present in one’s hair, in which period of the person’s life there
were more or fewer of them in his or her organism. Such data, in their turn, point at the
person’s life style: what medicines he or she took, what he or she ate, etc. The DNA
analysis of a hair, if you compare it with other samples, allows experts to identify its
“owner”. This method is also used by archaeologists to study various burial places and
ancient tombs, since hair is preserved even better than bones.
However, this is not the limit of knowledge. Currently, science only stands on the
threshold of perceiving the mysteries of helical structures (which exist in the human
being in considerable quantity) and the interconnection of matter and energies. By the
way, the knowledge of all this existed in ancient times, as evidenced by the signs and
symbols of ancient people which were left as inscriptions on ritual items, stones,
artefacts from burials or on symbolic items of architecture as well as in the echoes of
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