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Cell Fractal Patterns

Cell Fractal Patterns
by Owen Borville
October 5, 2021
Science, Biology

Cells in living things have a fractal pattern, as they repeat and reproduce in multitudes through the body of a living biologial organism. Cells reproduce copies at infinite levels withing living things.

Cells are the basic building block of life or structural unit and all living things are composed of cells. Cells are also produced from other cells. Cells provide structure, stability, energy and a means of reproduction in living things.

Researchers at Brown University have found that human cells form fractal-like branching patterns.

Cells form multiple copies that are identical in large numbers that extend toward infinity.

Fractal patterns have been seen on emerging cancerous cells (Physics World Mar 2015).

Molecules within cells were found to behave like fractals, as larger and smaller molecules behaved the same way. Cells Go Fractal (Scientific American, 2009)

The fractal nature of cells is also believed to help molecules within the nucleus that control DNA in the right location, another strong element of Intelligent Design in Nature.
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