What is the name of the smallest organelles in the human body reffered to as minute quantum computers?

Question

I know the name the first syllable of the name sounds like tertia or tetrasomething. They generate some sort of energy field only recently discovered in physics and biology and they conform to some mathematic principle. Interestingly enough it the discovery of them coincided with an experiment into out of body experiences. It is a very interesting little scientific thing.

Answer 1

I assume you are referring to the centriole, which is found in the nucleus and is responsible for the organization and migration of chromosomes during cell division. They have functions that are not quite understood that allow them to organize and coordinate microtubule assemblies, just like a computer but on a much smaller scale.

Answer 2

Sounds a bit left field.

Organelles are membrane bound sort of mini-organs inside cells: things like mitochondria and peroxisomes. Micro-tubules, which I *think* are responsible for pulling objects about inside cells are not organelles, afaik, but I seem to remember someone said they might be computers once.

Answer 3

The nucleus in the DNA cells.

Answer 4

Nerves.

Answer 5

the ribisomes where protein synthesis occurs.

Answer 6

i can see ur poin/question but i think you need to ask urself y ur asking this question

Answer 7

Ohhh...I know this one....its on the tip of my tongue....