> You can vary the voltage (a bit) and polarity. Maybe the steepness of the voltage gradient.
But that's literally all that you need, isn't it? I understood the whole thing about Levin's bio-electric fields is this: it's a "global" signal that lets cells know where they are in the target structure that's not uniformly symmetric. It's not the full structure description, just lowest-frequency view - head is here, tail is there, etc.
But that's literally all that you need, isn't it? I understood the whole thing about Levin's bio-electric fields is this: it's a "global" signal that lets cells know where they are in the target structure that's not uniformly symmetric. It's not the full structure description, just lowest-frequency view - head is here, tail is there, etc.
Also I thought that was experimentally confirmed.