And this required computer component has not been observed in cells. Given all these difficulties for the chemical explanation, it is reasonable to conclude that for any cell, a bion controls the cell-division process. The sequence of well-defined steps for cell division is a program. For running such a moderately complex program, the great advantage of computerization over noncomputer solutions, in terms of resource requirements, is discussed in section 3.3. Biological Transmutations .
Nothing is lost, nothing is created, everything is transformed.
This is the credo of all the chemists. In general, it appears that plants, animals, and smaller organisms, such as bacteria, are all engaged in the production of certain elements. Although there is much experimental evidence for biological transmutations, there has been no explanation within the framework of physics and chemistry. However, given the bion, biological transmutations can be explained as being done by bions.