N. Levashov's «SvetL Broom» in A. Khatybov's «Bath School» Book 3. The Cell and Health

F. Shkrudnev N. Levashov's "SvetL Broom" in A. Khatybov's "Bath School" and A Labour Spade 19 Each of us was once a single cell, and from this smallness we all had to start. It was a tiny fertilized egg 2 smaller than a dewdrop. Then it divided in half. It came two cells, each of which began to grow, and soon also divided in two. And so it was repeated again and again. At some point, the newly formed cells turned out to be different from each other – differentiation began. After nine months of division, growth and differentiation, trillions of cells of all possible forms and functions were formed from one fertilized egg. Together they made up a baby that you once were, me and everyone who lives today or lived before. And it will always be this way. The main thing here is to understand – who (what) regulates this whole multistage process? By a smile, laughter and some other signs, we can know how the baby feels or, clumsily speaking, how the trillions of cells feel, taking in their totality the shape of a baby. Sometimes the child is sick – it also gives an occasion to say that some of the baby's cells, or all of them, are sick. Trying to cure the child (as well as an adult, however), we hope that the medicine prescribed to us by people in white smocks will again make the sick cells healthy. Unfortunately, we are not always sure of success. But that's not the point. The whole point is that neither we nor the people in white smocks know what the Cell is – the Cell from which we are all "made". A cell, on which, much, if not everything, depends. Imagine what a complex structure is our vertically-swearing flesh, and above all – "scatterbrained", so far. Of course, without the Brain this organism can not cope with anything. This is a preliminary answer to the question "... but who (what) controls all this?" In my opinion, the most advanced in this direction was Herbert Ling, who wrote the fundamental work "The Physical Theory of the Living Cell: Unperceived Revolution" . The book by this famous American scientist presents a new look at the structure of a living cell and the laws of its functioning. In this work G. Ling presented a new paradigm, capable of connecting all the threads of biological sciences in a single whole in order to move forward in this direction. It was a breakthrough beginning. The beginning of those processes of transformation of our environment and, of course, our Brain, through such people (through the Brain of such people) who have matured for this. One can enumerate a great number of names of people who are involved in one way or another way in the processes that are primarily aimed at the development of our knowledge, the emergence of the 2 Zigota (from the ancient Greek ζυγωτός – doubled) is a diploid (containing a full double set of chromosomes) cell, formed as a result of fertilization (fusion of the egg and sperm). Zygote is a totipotent cell, that is, capable of generating any other. The term was introduced by the German botanist E. Strasbourger.