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The Cosmology of the Living Cell
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We postulate a scalable isomorphy between the structure and dynamics of a single eukaryotic cell and the observable universe. This hypothesis, which we call the “Cellular Cosmology Hypothesis,” proposes that identical physical principles and mathematical formulations govern both systems. In particular, we identify the cytoskeleton as the cosmological analogue to dark matter and the osmotic dynamics of the cytosol as the analogue to dark energy. This approach aims to bridge the gap between the laws of quantum mechanics and gravity through a unified, biologically inspired field theory.
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