Math On Biology

Cn-acyl-CoA + FAD + NAD+ + H 2O + CoA → Cn-2-acyl-CoA + FADH 2 + NADH + H+ + acetyl-CoA

in this bio chemistry

of the beta oxidation
of all your unsaturated
fatty acids. . .
in that, lies our whole bio chemistry
is this = pure math on biology

Author's Note

Cn-acyl-CoA + FAD + NAD+
+ H
2O + CoA → Cn-2-acyl-CoA + FADH
2 + NADH + H+
+ acetyl-CoA

Reviews

[.]

I am a science student and according to me where science lives mathematics is always there. Bio tech. Genetics, Biochemistry, Bio-molecules.... All have mathematical bases and logic, mathematics is the basic element for studying science after language.

[Davidgeo]

You are completely correct about everything accept the last part. Mathematics is more basic than language. Even the logic behind language is based on mathematical truth values. Mathematics is likely the most fundamental of all sciences. If you haven't already taken it there's a philosophy class called "Logic" that goes a lot deeper into what I mean. Since you enjoy writing and science I'm pretty sure you would really like that class.

What type of science are you majoring in?

[.]

I think you mistook what I said. "Mathematics comes after Language"

[Davidgeo]

I understood what you said. Mathmatics did not come before language. Think about it like this... do you think other animals can count? The answer is yes. Now, do you think animals can talk? The answer is probably no.

Your sense organs use math to make "pictures" in your brain on a subconcious level and that gets projected to your frontal cortex where everday conciousness is processed. How we've made robots with sense organs is that we figured out and understood the math behind how our own and other animals' sense organs worked and applied that knowledge mechanically.

So, what's your field of study?

[Davidgeo]

..…. I meant Language did not come before mathematics..... sorry about that.

[.]

I am just in the 5th year of my high school, so that Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics.read moreI am just in the 5th year of my high school, so that Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics.

Expression of Mathematics solely depends on language, if just animals can count but they don't have language, then it could be, they have discovered all the mathematical relations as well but they can't express because they lack language and what's the use of having the knowledge that can't be expressed, developed and applied? So in all if there was no language, we would have never known that mathematics ever existed.

[Davidgeo]

Which came first? The value 1 or the number 1? The answer is the value of 1. Language is something that was invented to describe the world around us... math and the laws of physics etc. exist independantly of human beings, but langugage does not. Math is something that goes beyond language and applies to the most fundamental aspects of physical reality. Language has to do with abstract reality, which is something we invented. As you progress in your coursework this is something you're going to have to understand.

[.]

Well there's a lot to learn for me... It was a good discussion.😊

[Davidgeo]

If you ever want some help with math, stats, bios, chemistry or sociology don't hesitate to ask. I used to be terrible at math but had a few good teachers so now I'm not so bad... but more importantly I know how to get good at math without first being good at math. It's way harder to learn a second language than it is to learn complex mathematics, and once you learn the math everything else becomes a whole lot easier.

[.]

I am not good at maths as well... But I am improving.

[Davidgeo]

Don't give up. Eventually you will hit a tipping point and you will become above average at math. Math is a skill that anyone can improve upon, keep reminding yourself of that and in time it will become a strength for you instead of a weakness.

[A Soapy Mess Stories]

Was never really good at science and mathematics...never had the logic to really understand. Excellent write despite my lack of understanding.

[Julie McCarthy (juliesp..]

From one non mathetician to a mathematician I liked it !

[Davidgeo]

Everyone has a little mathematician on the inside... it just isn't always expressed mathematically as logic takes many, many forms across many, many different types of thinkers. But you'd be suprised how intuitive some of those complicated concepts actually are to learn if you have the good fortune of having a good teacher. This might sound counter-intuitive but, you don't really have to be good at math to get good at math.