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- noun Plural form of
microtubule .
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Examples
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At the risk of having Joy correct me on my misunderstanding again, I suggest that the idea of consciousness at the cellular level via microtubules is supportive of EAM.
A Peaceful Eve 2007
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At the risk of having Joy correct me on my misunderstanding again, I suggest that the idea of consciousness at the cellular level via microtubules is supportive of EAM.
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All quantum effects (including those in microtubules) are interconnected in the space-time continuum forcing consistency.
Behe Responds 2007
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However, living organisms contain microtubules that are very active with quantum effects.
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At the risk of having Joy correct me on my misunderstanding again, I suggest that the idea of consciousness at the cellular level via microtubules is supportive of EAM.
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The presence of microtubules is also a common trait of all these "intelligent" organisms.
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It is where Hameroff partners up with Penrose to suggest that quantum effects in microtubules provide consciousness to living things.
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1994 – Quantum optical coherence in microtubules: Implications for brain function
Behe vs. Dawkins 2007
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When you get down to the smallest structures in the brain, the so-called microtubules that allow only one ion of sodium to pass through them (like a fat person who can barely make it through the door), simple pictures won't work.
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Rapidly growing cells, such as those of leukemia, typically create a skeletal scaffold of proteins called microtubules that allows two daughter cells to separate from each other and thereby complete cell division.
The Emperor of All Maladies Siddhartha Mukherjee 2010
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