Cellular Factories
Cellular Factories Cellular factories are present in every living cell, making the vast amounts of organic molecules required for life. The cell can be likened to a factory where components required for cellular functions are continually made on-demand, and waste products are simultaneously packaged for disposal. It is a very tightly controlled factory with very little wasted activity. Enzymes control much of this functionality, with multiple feedback loops controlling whether a particular cellular product is needed. It is very complicated. It is rather like a fractal painting – the closer you look, the more detail you see – the most… Read More »