Membrane potential

Biomarker

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Cancer

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  1. Cancer is associated with membrane potential (Membrane depolarization from -70mV to -15mV).

    “Cancer as Axial Collapse: Formalized as a transition from organized rotational movement to disordered translational dispersal, measurable via membrane depolarization (from -70mV to -15mV) and mitochondrial cristae loss.”

    ReviewProposed theoretical framework

    LE-MS23 — INDUCTIVE BIOLOGY: CANCER AND AGING AS KINETIC DENSITY COLLAPSE — A PROCESS ENGINEERING FRAMEWORK FOR CELLULAR DISEASE

    Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)22 Mar 2026Preprint

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Japan Society for the Promotion of ScienceJP¥6.4mSwiss National Science Foundation

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