That Base Pairs question.....

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Seems to have resolved itself somewhat. Of course it's about human

mitochondria, (bp 16,569). Circular? then the diameterwould be the

number to divide Char's # by.....getting about 856.8 hz. Multiplying

and dividing by 2 yields quite a few frequencies. I then became

interested in the number 428hz in the CAFL. It is very heavily

represented in the A's, then Cancer Maintenance secondary (428 hz),

Cancer Astrocytoma (857 hz) and fizzles out, it seems, at Canine

Parovirus and Cryptococcus Meoformans.

Transferring this back to Base Pairs for comparison to the Genomes

yields little that might make some sense. (A couple of near misses.)

Is there any record from whence this frequency came? Of course,

someone could make me feel great if the frequency for human

mitochondrial damage was NOT ocurring within the CAFL. What IS the

frequency for human mitochondria? Does anyone actually know? Del

Crow