Numerous proofs are presented for a new biophysical model for neural communication where electromagnetic pulses generated by the influx of sodium ions are the key information carriers, acting as waves in a soft-matter waveguide. In this model, ion channels function like "beacon towers," activating to generate new signals. This is a departure from the traditional view that the action potential is the sole information carrier, as this new hypothesis suggests the action potential is a secondary effect of the electromagnetic pulse. |
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