Scientists have discovered a direct correlation
between the Bovis scale and the direction of spin displayed by an
atom or molecule. Atoms registering in the negative Bovis range
will spin to the right, or clockwise. Atoms in the positive Bovis
range spin, to the left, or counterclockwise.
Examples found in nature of this spin properly include
cellular DNA, which is a left-turning spiral: in contrast, cancer cells
are in a right-turning spiral.
Scientists have discovered a direct correlation
between the Bovis scale and the direction of spin displayed by an
atom or molecule. Atoms registering in the negative Bovis range
will spin to the right, or clockwise. Atoms in the positive Bovis
range spin, to the left, or counterclockwise.