Higgs boson
phosphorycation is a deep understanding of chromosome genesis; this
understanding must be stratified into units in order to have a full image of
the link
between Higgs boson, phosphorus and chromosomes. In this post I would
like to analyse a small sample of interactions with the hope that you realise
how Higgs boson is capable to transfer phosphorus between two types of
chromosomes.
It is
interesting to look at the grown mushrooms on the trees' trunks, these mushrooms
are originally sacrificed by the tree cells. These cells were diverted from
their original growth. Maliciously their chromosome has taken a new shape; this
new shape is a result of a chemical interaction within the chromosome itself. The
chemical equation below gives us the answer to this interaction:
Helium11 + 4
Phosphorus → 8 Phosphorus
It is
obvious that phosphorus atoms have increased by (4), the result of this
increase is a new cell shape.
Soustraction
has the answer to the duplicated chromosomes; these last always give birth to
two new shapes of cells, the new phenomenon in this case is the introduction of
alpha particles. A good example of this new phenomenon which we are seeing in
reality is: the mozzarella cheese formation is based on two duplicated milk
chromosomes. This interaction is based on trigged alpha particles.
There are
sufficient proves that polymerase gamma is replicating DNA in the eukaryote
cells in a reversing way; the mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) started to rotate in
the opposite direction.
Another complicated
phenomenon in which scientists will discover; the secret of the extension of
dark matter is the phosphorus splitting within the DNA. A phosphorus atom
combined with Heium9 could split (3) times to produce (7) phosphorus atoms; the
drawing below shows how (2) phosphorus atoms become (16) phosphorus atoms.
It is wise
to include the following chemical equation which explains the phosphorus extension:
Phosphorus +
Helium9 → 8 Phosphorus
Finally,
phosphorycation is still here and it's results will come up shortly, the
reversed rotations within the (mtDNA) will plant into new shape.
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