III.   Medium Object Axioms

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Cells are:

1.A Cell is a highly specialized complex Molecular colony demonstrating (1) Enclosure - a self-regulating molecular membrane that separates the internal molecular world from the external world; (2) Chemical Manufacture - the ability to self replicate the conditions required for certain weak chemical and strong chemical fusion/fission; and (3) Reproduction - the capacity for replication from one generation to another.

2.Cells (Mono-Cellular Life) is the second level of six (6) levels of Hydro-Carbon Life being the sixth and final level of all matter in the Universe.

3.The necessary complex polymers required for Cells are dependent upon the 1st level of Hydro-Carbon polymers as only Hydro-Carbon polymers have the structural strength to maintain consistent performance during the extreme conditions of the Universe for molecular structures.

4.The existence of the Cell is the natural universal solution to the survivability of complex polymers in changing conditions by creating a stable “inner world” as well as a means of controlled “chemical reaction” necessary for molecular manufacture while still protecting delicate complex polymers.

5.As the existence of the Cell is a natural universal solution, the existence of cellular life throughout the universe is certain wherever conditions for Hydro-Carbon complex polymers exist.

6.All Cells may be defined into three (3) broad categories defined by different approaches to Enclosure, Chemical Manufacture and Reproduction- namely (prokaryote) Mono-Cellular, (eukaryote-plant) Multi-Cellular Fixed and (eukaryote-animal) Multi-Cellular Mobile.

7.Cells are equivalent to the structure of Life. Therefore, Simple Mono-cellular life, Simple a-sexual life, simple sexual life, complex life and self-aware life depend upon the existence of Cells.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Cellular Properties are:

1.The AXIOM CLASS of Cell Properties is derived from the EXISTENCE of Can.316-(PROPERTIES), Can.319-(UNITA ELEMENTS) and Can.320-(UNITA PROPERTIES), Can.378-(SUPER SUB ATOMIC ELEMENTS) and Can.379-(SUPER SUB ATOMIC PROPERTIES) Can.427-(ATOMIC ELEMENTS) and Can.428-(ATOMIC PROPERTIES) and the COMPLETE SET of Can.314-(Existence) o fCan.452-(MOLECULAR ELEMENTS) and Can.453-(MOLECULAR PROPERTIES).

2.Cell Properties are primarily inherited from the properties of the Unita that form Super Sub Atomic Elements.

3. All non-inherited properties of Cell Properties come from new relationships and interactions of the Cellular Level not previously seen at the Polymer level.

4.The common Cellular Properties are: CORE, MID, SURFACE, ATMOSPHERE, EQUATOR, AXIS, POLES, NORTHERN HEMISPHERE, SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE, GEOMETRIC STRUCTURE, VOLUME, UNIQUE POSITION, AWARENESS OF POSITION, DENSITY, RELATIVITY, SPACE, MASS-ELEMENTAL, MASS-GRAVITATIONAL, MASS-NEUTRINO, MASS-MAGNETON, MASS-POSITRON, MASS-ELECTRON, MASS-PHOTON, MASS-HETON, WEIGHT, KINESIS, STRONG CHEMICAL FUSION POINT, WEAK CHEMICAL FUSION POINT, STRONG CHEMICAL FISSION POINT,WEAK CHEMICAL FISSION POINT, PERMEABILITY, RESISTENCE, CONDUCTIVITY, RESONANCE, LUMINOSCITY, RADIANCE, REACTION, IONIZATION and NEUTRALIZATION, CELL MEMBRANE, RNA, RIBOSOME and CYTOPLASM.

5.The unique Cellular properties of multi-cellular species cells are GOGLI, MITOCHONDRIA, CHLOROPLASTS, VESICLE, VACUOLE, ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM, LYSOME, NUCLEUS andCENTRIOLE.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Cellular Membrane are:

1.The Cellular Membrane is one of the three (3) distinctions that separate a cell from other non-cell colonies of complex molecular structures and the differences between the three (3) types of Cells.

2.The thicker and more protective the Cellular Membrane, the more protected the “inner world” of the cell against external extremes, but the less ability the cell has to co-operate in unison with other cells.

3.The Cellular Membrane of Prokaryote (Mono-Cellular) Cells is twice or greater the structural thickness of non Prokaryote Cells.

4.The Cellular Membrane of Prokaryote (Mono-Cellular) Cells comprises a cell wall, normally with the external barrier known as the peptidoglycan.

5.The Cellular Membrane of Eukaryote Plant Cells comprises a cell wall and cell membrane.

6.The Cellular Membrane of Eukaryote Animal Cells comprises a cell membrane without a thick cell wall.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Cytoplasm are:

1.Cytoplasm is a structural property of all levels of Cellular Life and is dependent upon the laws of Cells.

2.CYTOPLASM is MOLECULAR MATRIX (FLUID) in which is suspended basic elements including AMINO ACIDS, SALTS, NUCLEIC ACIDS, PROTEINS, HORMONES and VITAMINS.

3.The MEMBRANE of PROKARYOTE CELLS comprises a cell wall, normally with the external barrier known as the peptidoglycan.

4.The MEMBRANE of EUKARYOTE PLANT CELLS comprises a cell wall and cell membrane.

5.The MEMBRANE of EUKARYOTE ANIMAL CELLS comprises a cell membrane without a thick cell wall.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Mitochondria are:

1.A Mitochondria is a structural property of Eukaryote (Species) Cellular Life and is dependent upon the laws of Cells.

2.Internal Chemical Manufacture is one of the three (3) distinctions that separate a cell from other non-cell colonies of complex molecular structures and the differences between the three (3) types of Cells.

3.Mitochondria possess their own DNA and are ancient mono-cellular lifeforms co-operating and specializing with other ancient mono-cellular life within a Cell.

4.Mitochondria are equivalent to CELLS within CELLS. Therefore, MITOCHONDRIA possess their own DNA.

5.Mitochondria produce STRONG CHEMICAL FISSION and WEAK CHEMICAL FUSION reactions within their structure. Therefore they produce INTERNAL CELLULAR KINESIS.

6.EUKARYOTE PLANT CELLS possess Mitochondria, although less in number than EUKARYOTE ANIMAL CELLS.

7.EUKARYOTE ANIMAL CELLS possess Mitochondria in greater number than EUKARYOTE PLANT CELLS. The HEART is a cellular colony with very high density of MITOCHONDRIA in the cells.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Chloroplasts are:

1.A Chloroplast is a structural property of Eukaryote (Species) Cellular Life and is dependent upon the laws of Cells.

2.Internal Chemical Manufacture is one of the three (3) distinctions that separate a cell from other non-cell colonies of complex molecular structures and the differences between the three (3) types of Cells.

3.Chloroplasts possess their own DNA and are ancient mono-cellular lifeforms co-operating and specializing with other ancient mono-cellular life within a Cell.

4.CHLOROPLASTS are equivalent to CELLS within CELLS. Therefore, MITOCHONDRIA possess their own DNA.

5.CHLOROPLASTS produce WEAK CHEMICAL FISSION and WEAK CHEMICAL FUSION reactions within their structure. Therefore they produce INTERNAL CELLULAR KINESIS.

6.EUKARYOTE PLANT CELLS possess larger numbers of CHLOROPLASTS than EUKARYOTE ANIMAL CELLS.

7.EUKARYOTE ANIMAL CELLS possess CHLOROPLASTS in less numbers than EUKARYOTE PLANT CELLS.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Vesicle are:

1.A Vesicle is a structural property of Prokaryote (mono-cellular) and Eukaryote (Plant and Animal) Cellular Life and is dependent upon the laws of Cells.

2.The VESICLE is equivalent to a CELLULAR MACHINE providing transport and digestion of MOLECULES.

3.VESICLE exist within EUKARYOTE PLANT CELLS.

4.VESICLE exist within EUKARYOTE ANIMAL CELLS.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Vacuole are:

1.A Vacuole is a structural property of Eukaryote (Species) Cellular Life and is dependent upon the laws of Cells.

2.VACUOLE provides secure container support in enclosing poisonous and/or dangerous elements for a CELL, including bacteria attack. VACUOLE also provides containers of food for cells including AMINO ACIDS.

3.EUKARYOTE PLANT CELLS possess VACUOLE.

4.EUKARYOTE ANIMAL CELLS possess VACUOLE.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Endoplasmic Reticulum are:

1.Endoplasmic Reticulum is a structural property of Eukaryote (Species) Cellular Life and is dependent upon the laws of Cells.

2.The general structure of Endoplasmic Reticulum is a fixed semi enclosed multi-folded membrane network around the nucleus of the cell comprising of numerous fluid sacs, and docking stations for ribosome.

3.The Endoplasmic Reticulum provides two vital primary functions (1) in the regulation, production and preparation for transport of proteins and hormones and (2) in the regulation of material concentration and absorption within the cell.

4.Endoplasmic Reticulum is unique in that it can dramatically change its appearance and function depending upon the needs of the cell.

5.There are three main states of function of the Endoplasmic Reticulum being(1) Protein production and carbohyrate regulation also known as Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum (2) Hormone production and mineral/material regulation known as Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum; and (3) pure mineral/material regulation known as Sarcoplasmic Reticulum.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Ribosome are:

1.Ribosome is a structural property of all levels of Cellular Life and is dependent upon the laws of Cells.

2.Ribosome are the components of cells that make proteins from amino acids using messenger RNA sequences derived from DNA.

3.All Ribosomes within the cells of the same major classification of monocellular, plant and animal cells are the same as each other.

4.Ribosomes are similar between the three (3) different major classifications of Cells.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Gogli Complex are:

1.Gogli Complex is a structural property of Eukaryote (Species) Cellular Life and is dependent upon the laws of Cells.

2.The general structure of Gogli is a mobile semi enclosed multi-folded membrane network around the Endoplasmic Reticulum of the cell comprising of numerous fluid sacs, and docking stations for ribosome.

3.The Gogli Complex is the primary “post office” of the cell, supporting the work of the Endoplasmic Reticulum by modifying, sorting and packaging large molecules as well as the transport of lipids and creation of lysosomes.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of RNA are:

1.RNA is a structural property of all levels of Cellular Life and is dependent upon the laws of Cells.

2.Reproducibility is one of the three (3) distinctions that separate a cell from other non-cell colonies of complex molecular structures and the differences between the three (3) types of Cells.

3.RNA (Ribonucleic acid) is usually single stranded long molecule consisting of a nucleotide base, a ribose sugar and a phosphate.

4.RNA is usually catalyzed by a solid reactor protein called RNA polymerase.

5.There are three essential sources of RNA information (1) DNA transcription (2) Filamentous cytoskeleton microtubule to RNA translation and (3) Retrovirus intrusion.

6.DNA transcription to messenger RNA is primarily controlled by the Endoplasmic Reticulum surrounding the nucleus and the Gogli Complex.

7.Microtubule within Filamentous cytoskeleton store vast amounts of key information in the form of fixed binary memory using tubulin protein positioned in either an open or closed (0 or 1) position at the time of creation to be converted into messenger RNA via attached ribosome.

8.Retrovirus can implant their RNA directly into the cell and certain retroviruses can cause their genetic code to be reversed transcribed back into the DNA within the nucleus.

9. All RNA instruction is historical. The only way a cell can “learn” new programming is through the manipulated use of retroviruses against its own safety mechanisms.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Lysosome are:

1.Lysosome is a structural property of all levels of Cellular Life and is dependent upon the laws of Cells.

2.Lysosome are spherical organelles that contain solid and liquid reactor proteins used for the rapid break down of complex molecules for easier processing by other parts of the Cell.

3.Lysosomes also provide a means of a cell disposing of macromolecules, foreign substances and even protection against some pathogens.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Cell Nucleus are:

1.The Cell Nucleus is a structural property of Eukaryote (Species) Cellular Life and is dependent upon the laws of Cells.

2.The Cell Nucleus is a large membrane-enclosed organelle containing the most important copy of the Cells DNA material as well as a large array of proteins key to forming Ribosomes and Chromosomes.

3.The Cell Nucleus is the largest organelle in animal cells, representing itself a cell within a cell.

4.The Cell Nucleus is the production control centre for the function of the cell, but not the position of elements of the cell, which is the role of the Centriole and Filamentous Cytoskeleton.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Centriole are:

1.The Centriole is a structural property of Eukaryote (Species) Cellular Life and is dependent upon the laws of Cells.

2.The Centriole is a barrel shaped microtubule structure providing the spatial logarithmic data through arrangement of tubulin dimers of the position of objects within the cell.

3.A Centriole is equivalent to the gyroscope and control panel of a cell and is essential for the development and function of any flagella and cilia (moving hairs/tails).

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Cytoskeleton are:

1.The Cytoskeleton is a structural property of all levels of Cellular Life and is dependent upon the laws of Cells.

2.The Cytoskeleton is the superstructure proteins as fibers that support the integrity of all forms Cell.

3.The three (3) most common proteins found in Cytoskeleton are Actin, Myosin and Tubulin.

4.There are three (3) main types of Cytoskeleton within cells, being (1) fixed superstructure such as support for the cell membrane, cell motion (2) movable cytoskeleton in the form of filamentous forms of Tubulin also carrying Ribosome on the outside and often having its own cilia (hairs) to move; and (3) centriole.

5.Tubulin protein not only form a stable structure in long tubes, but perform a crucial binary form of either position of 0 or 1. The change in position occurs during electron excitement.

6.While a Tubulin may switch from a 0 to a 1 position- the array of Tubulin is fixed at the time of creation so that an array of 011011 may switch to 100100 and back again, but never change pattern.

7.Tubilin memory data is sourced from DNA reading repetitive non-protein encoding bases to determine the pre-existing position of Tubulin as 0 or 1 as one array of Tubulin.

8.When one set of Tubulin in either a circular set of 5, 8 or 13 is read and written, linear 2-dimensional data from DNA to RNA then becomes three dimensional logarithmic vector data.

9.All Tubulin data is logarithmic vector based and therefore spatial related.