The Biophysics is a Borderlan Science

Editor-in-chief, Technium; Vincze, János; Vincze-Tiszay, Gabriella

doi:10.47577/technium.v2i3.596

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“…Positive feedback is a simul¬taneous increase or decrease in the intensity of the center and the executive, which in living organisms is not only a pathological symptom, but can be fatal if external intervention is not used to restore the normal balance of internal parameters, the homeostasis of the organism [13]. This positive feedback leads to increasing confusion and eventually destroys the system.…”

Section: Maintaining the Denotations Above We Speak About A Reverse P...mentioning

confidence: 99%

The Mathematical Modelling of the Systems Theory

Vincze¹,

Vincze-Tiszay²

2023

Jap J Clin & Med Res

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Life is an embodiment of matter that is a common feature of living organisms and can be used as a fundamental criterion for characterizing them. Everything that is common to living organisms falls under the umbrella of biological motion. Everything that is common to living organisms falls under the umbrella of biological motion. The new approach – qualitatively different and more than that of classical or borderland sciences – is the interdisciplinary perspective. The first important milestone in the scientific establishment of general systems theory was the year 1942, when the second edition of Theoretische Biologie by Ludwig von Bertalanffy. One of the main aims of general systems theory is to develop a general orientation and a general theoretical framework that enables a practitioner of a discipline to take up structurally and organizationally relevant contributions from others. Examples are totality, additivity, leap and slow evolution, similarity, gradual selection, growth-evolution, mechanization and centralization, individuality, adapta¬tion, aggression, hierarchical order, parts with a control function, the avalanche ef¬fect, purposiveness and unity of purpose, rhythmicity, physical and biological time.

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Section: Maintaining the Denotations Above We Speak About A Reverse P...mentioning

confidence: 99%

The Mathematical Modelling of the Systems Theory

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Vincze-Tiszay²

2023

Jap J Clin & Med Res

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“…In the sexual reproduction, we find two sexually polarized cells (gametes) each with a halved number of chromosomes (a single set, haploid cells) coming generally from different individuals, which merge (through fecundation) in a single egg. The egg will produce a new organism, with a complete number of chromosomes (two sets, diploid cells) [10]. This means, among other things, a certain separation and reunion of active molecules, first of all of nucleic acids.…”

Section: Sexualitymentioning

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The Biophysical Modelling of the Criteria in the Living Systems

Vincze,

Vincze-Tiszay

2023

J Diagn Case Rep

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Generally, the excitation is correlated with a local modification of the membrane potential; but if the depolarization is intense, it „propagates” and the electric features of the membrane of the entire cell change. The adaptation concept can have a narrower sphere, including only the functional, biophysical and anatomical modifications; in a wider meaning, the sphere extends to everything that represents changed functions and structures, which allow the development of life, even in extremely unfavourable environment conditions, until non lethal pathological alterations. Sexuality does not have only a reproductive biological function, but it has others as well: multiplicative, fortifying, selective, diversifying. The adaptation of organism to the life conditions is realized mainly by the adaptation of metabolism. Knowing the biophysical and biochemical regulation leads amongst others – to an even wider conception about the functions of the metabolism in the living organism.

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“…It becomes rather banal to talk about the light of the information explosion if, at the same time, we do not talk about the qualitative diversity of the many sub-phenomena inherent in it [5]. It is certainly part of being human to understand our world better and better.…”

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The Mathematical Modelling of the Internetics

Vincze

2023

AJBSR

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Life is an embodiment of matter that is a common feature of living organisms and can be used as a fundamental criterion for characterizing them. That is why I cannot neglect the physical, physico-chemical, and chemical aspects of the study of life, which is central to the biological sciences, because they are necessarily present in even the most intimate biological properties. The new approach -qualitatively different and more than that of classical or borderland sciences -is the interdisciplinary perspective. It is certainly part of being human to understand our world better and better. However, we usually expose quantitative problems in this context. Internetics is concerned with the articulation of interactions and the description of their properties. According to systems theory, the same interaction has different meanings at different levels. From a biological point of view, the types of interactions are no longer so clearly distinguishable. In internetics, the aim is to study not only the different types of interactions, but also the dynamics of how different interactions interact with each other. As interdisciplinarity is transforming the way we think about science, its tools and methods, it is also placing new demands on education.

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The Biophysics is a Borderlan Science

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The Mathematical Modelling of the Systems Theory

The Mathematical Modelling of the Systems Theory

The Biophysical Modelling of the Criteria in the Living Systems

The Mathematical Modelling of the Internetics

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