Molecules of Cellular Memory. What AI-Researchers and Pathologists Can Learn From?

There is a science behind the development and storage of memory. There is a technology of recalling, retrieving, and utilizing stored ‘information’, that includes data, non-digitized information, knowledge, experience, and wisdom. We do not know either. Therefore, we have failed to develop memory in AI. However, even a single biological cell is aware of this science and technology of memory. Some molecules operate as substrates for memory. The cell applies this knowledge and technology in its day-to-day activities of the metabolomes, proteomes, genomes, and epigenomes through signalosomes, organelosomes etc. Intention-based holonomic memory communication between cells happens through exosomes or extracellular vesicles, even breaking through Weismann’s Barrier.

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Journal of Pathology Research Reviews & Reports
Published
2025-09-12
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https://doi.org/10.47363/jpr/2025(7)181
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Molecules of Cellular Memory. What AI-Researchers and Pathologists Can Learn From?

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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Molecules of Cellular Memory. What AI-Researchers and Pathologists Can Learn From?

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Abstract

There is a science behind the development and storage of memory. There is a technology of recalling, retrieving, and utilizing stored ‘information’, that includes data, non-digitized information, knowledge, experience, and wisdom. We do not know either. Therefore, we have failed to develop memory in AI. However, even a single biological cell is aware of this science and technology of memory. Some molecules operate as substrates for memory. The cell applies this knowledge and technology in its day-to-day activities of the metabolomes, proteomes, genomes, and epigenomes through signalosomes, organelosomes etc. Intention-based holonomic memory communication between cells happens through exosomes or extracellular vesicles, even breaking through Weismann’s Barrier.

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