Nobody can agree on what it really means for our view of reality. In others, signals travel backward in time to connect every particle in the universe. Quantum mechanics rules the dynamics of electrons, protons and other fundamental particles. But it has come as a surprise to many scientists that it also holds sway over bigger systems. Few physicists doubt that as the technology advances, bigger and more complex systems will be shown to inhabit the quantum world.
Fullerene molecules have a diameter similar to that of the DNA double helix.
If fullerenes can enter the quantum multiverse, then DNA can manage the same trick. That the genetic code may inhabit the quantum multiverse has startling implications. Mutations have always been assumed to be random. If these particles can enter quantum states. They may collapse out of the multiverse when their DNA superposition includes a mutation that allows the mutant to grow and replicate once more.