REMOTE TRANSMISSION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC SIGNALS INDUCING NANOSTRUCTURES AMPLIFIABLE INTO A SPECIFIC DNA SEQUENCE

摘要

A general method for identifying both known and unknown DNA sequences at the origin of EMS, including DNA sequences in the plasma of patients suffering of chronic diseases such as Alzheimer, Parkinson, multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, and other similar diseases, disorders and conditions. The invention is based on the discovery that: (1) The nanostructures induced by DNA sequences in water or other dipole solutions can faithfully reflect the information contained in these sequences at dilutions which do not contain anymore of that DNA, as evidenced by the fact that it can be retranscribed into the same DNA sequence by the polymerases and reagents used in classical polymerase chain reaction (PCR); (2) this information can be transmitted at a distance in water or other dipole solutions by EMS emitted by the nanostructures; and (3) EMS signatures of nanostructures containing this information can be detected, stored, transmitted, transduced and imprinted in water or other dipole solutions.