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Greetings

I think the statement “The evolution of life is the evolution of catalysis” could mean the evolution of life can be accelerated or decelerated through scientific instruments. In this context I think it is necessary to specify also objects considering the importance of the question. I would want also to specify Contemporary Physics proposes new physico-mathematical models with respect to concepts of post-modern physics in a critical view.

For instance concepts regarding charge, photon, wave, tunneling electron, quantum, etc... can assume different meanings according the considered models.

Daniele Sasso

Daniel,

I remember having a conversation with a very annoying fellow. He was reciting his knowledge of enzyme catalysis from what he remembered from his high school. He was telling me about the chemical role that a metal played in a particular chemical reaction. I was unaware of the reaction in question and found myself at a loss to respond.

I have often wondered about the role that metals play in the vast majority of enzyme mediated reactions. Currently there seem to be a variety of physical and chemical roles that metals play in enzyme catalysis - puzzling.

As you know, my research cited several sources that implicate a conformational soliton as the principle mechanism of enzyme catalysis.

Could the metals associated with enzyme catalysis be donating an electron to entangle with the soliton to induce a coherent state? If this is the case then, we have a single principle process at he hear of catalysis at multiple levels of scale.

I argue in my research that what catalysis is doing i providing a path for energy dissiplation via structure. The acceleration of the reaction is due in part to the limited number of paths for energy dissipation. In living the paths of structure foir energy dissipation is greatly increased.

I hope this goes some way to addressing your concerns, Daniel;