[Theory of universal functional blocks and fundamental biomedical problems]

Area of Science:

• Biochemistry
• Molecular Biology
• Systems Biology

Background:

• Complex biological functions arise from combinations of simpler molecular operations.
• Understanding these fundamental operations is key to deciphering biological complexity.

Purpose of the Study:

• To present the core principles of the theory of elementary functional blocks.
• To demonstrate how this theory explains the high specialization of complex biological functions.
• To establish the significance of this theory in medical applications.

Main Methods:

• Theoretical framework development.
• Analysis of molecular machines and their elementary operations.
• Application of the theory to clinical and clinicophysiological data.

Main Results:

• High specialization of complex functions can be achieved through recombination and transposition of a limited set of molecular machines.
• The theory provides a fundamental basis for medical theory.
• The theory successfully explains and classifies clinical and clinicophysiological phenomena.

Conclusions:

• The theory of elementary functional blocks offers a powerful framework for understanding biological complexity.
• This theory has proven utility in medical diagnostics and prognostics.
• Further research can explore the full potential of this theoretical model in medicine.