HT, google "chemical structure of chitin"...

2016-09-28T05:52:41.652-07:00

HT, google "chemical structure of chitin" and you will find there is no Calcium in chitin. One reason chitin is so interesting is that it is "structure" whilst being 100% biological, not a shell of calcium per se, yet functions as a "shell" sometimes, sometimes as very complex biological structures that can see, or even detect extreme electromagnetic waves, or be wings.

Its really cool, and very important, and its a radiation sponge and radiation blows it up. And to your point, initial bioaccumulation could very well cause growing chitin to not form properly.

Stock, are you able to reformat the posts you have...

2016-09-26T11:45:18.170-07:00

Stock, are you able to reformat the posts you have above for the role of chitin and the hypothesis? Some of the posts in the threads ended up being just a few characters long. Pretty difficult to read. Just FYI and feedback. Not sure what web page program you're using.

I'm really wondering what the role of radionuclides is, in relation to possibly replacing healthy calcium, normal uptake when chitin is formed. Can't remember which radionuclide the body recognizes as Calcium off the top of my head right now (too much information runnin' round my brain as the old Police song goes...).

Where my mind is going with this, and perhaps it's an area of research separate from your chitin hypothesis are these things;
1.) is chitin being formed normally due to uptake of radionuclide(s) mimicking Calcium in living chitin building tissues; and
2.) Is a normal range of Calcium Carbonate available in waters as a healthy buffer for aquatic organisms?

More to you on this ....

Cheers and a sante, HT

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HT, google "chemical structure of chitin"...

Stock, are you able to reformat the posts you have...