unicellular organisms. These two processes are represented in Figure 3–30.
aging and neoplasms as phenomena (Nicolov, 1997 b).
Reasonably, one arrives at the conclusion that the key to the biological
aging and the neoplasms lies in the division spindle which, as it was
already mentioned, is a demarcation line between eukaryotic and
prokaryotic cells. Revealing the causes and mechanisms that determine
and realize the starting or stopping of the division spindle will serve as a
basis for creating a substantial theory of these two processes. That is an
exeptoinaly difficult task, but it should be solved in the interest of
irreversible needs of the human race.