Understanding the Origin and Function of DNA Codes Through the Lens of the Universal Formula of Natural Laws

Understanding the Origin and Function of DNA Codes Through the Lens of the Universal Formula of Natural Laws Author: Angelito Malicse Abstract This paper explores the scientific understanding of DNA codes through the application of the universal formula developed by Angelito Malicse, which consists of three universal laws: the Law of Karma (Cause and Effect with System Integrity), the Law of Balance in Nature, and the Law of Feedback Mechanism. By applying these foundational principles to the structure, function, and origin of DNA, we demonstrate that life’s molecular basis aligns with deeply rooted natural laws that govern all systems. 1. Introduction Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is the molecular foundation of all known life forms. While mainstream science has extensively mapped the structure and function of DNA, this paper proposes a philosophical-scientific synthesis: understanding DNA using the three universal laws proposed in the universal formula of natural order. These laws—karma, balance, and feedback—are presented not as metaphysical beliefs but as scientific principles observable in all natural systems, including genetic information. 2. The Universal Formula of Natural Laws Angelito Malicse's universal formula comprises: 1. The Law of Karma (Cause and Effect + System Integrity): Any system, whether natural or artificial, must function without internal errors to maintain effectiveness. Every cause results in an effect, and only systems with internal integrity survive. 2. The Law of Balance in Nature: Natural systems survive through equilibrium. Any excess or deficiency leads to imbalance, disorder, or destruction. 3. The Law of Feedback Mechanism: Systems maintain functionality through constant interaction with internal and external stimuli—homeostasis depends on ongoing feedback. These laws apply to both individual consciousness and the physical systems that govern life. 3. DNA Function Through the Universal Formula 3.1 The Law of Karma and DNA Function DNA encodes instructions for building proteins using sequences of nucleotides (A, T, C, G). Each sequence causes the production of specific proteins via transcription and translation. If an error (mutation) occurs in the sequence, it can cause malfunction in the resulting protein, potentially leading to diseases. Thus, DNA demonstrates karma in a scientific sense: every molecular cause (nucleotide sequence) has a biological effect (protein). Only those sequences that maintain system integrity ensure survival and function. 3.2 The Law of Balance in DNA Regulation Biological systems regulate gene expression to maintain equilibrium. For instance, cells only activate certain genes when needed, avoiding unnecessary energy expenditure and preventing imbalance. Cancer, autoimmune disorders, and metabolic syndromes often result from the loss of this genetic balance. The triplet codon system itself is optimized for error tolerance, supporting both genetic stability and adaptability. 3.3 The Law of Feedback Mechanism in DNA Systems Cells use complex feedback loops to regulate DNA activity. Gene expression responds to signals such as temperature, stress, hormone levels, and nutrient availability. For example, insulin gene activation in response to high glucose levels demonstrates such regulatory feedback. These feedback systems allow the DNA to be context-aware, adjusting its behavior according to both internal and external demands—a hallmark of homeostasis. 4. The Origin of DNA Codes Through the Universal Laws 4.1 Origin via Cause and Effect (Law of Karma) Prebiotic chemistry on early Earth created simple organic molecules. Experiments such as the Miller-Urey experiment showed that amino acids and nucleotides could form under primitive Earth c