DSP Technology

“Your genes are a musical score. Play them right.”

Thank you for continuing to explore our project. As mentioned earlier, the core structure of DNA consists of nucleotides, which are further divided into four types: adenine, thymine, guanine, and cytosine.

Through years of research, we have learned to modulate signals from adenine, thymine, guanine, and cytosine within a specific frequency spectrum that the nervous system can interpret. We developed software capable of converting nucleotide letter codes into sound patterns, while preserving the precise codon reading sequence. This became the foundation of the DNA|Sound Pattern project, and a single gene’s nucleotide sequence became the basis for the DSP|SET product.

A DNA sound pattern is a product that interprets the nucleotide sequence in a DNA molecule as a sound wave, matching it to specific brain-recognizable frequencies. Thus, the sequence of DNA bases is “translated” into a sequence of sounds, creating a unique product.

The encoding mechanism is an exceptionally efficient part of memory formation, for which the nervous system is perfectly adapted.

Below we provide an example of a gene segment where each nucleotide (A, T, G, C) is assigned a specific frequency:

A — Hz ↑

T — Hz ←

G — Hz ↓

C — Hz →

 

CAA TGG  CCT CAA ACT CAT  GCT  GCT CCT GGA

→↑↑  ←↓↓  →→←  →↑↑  ↑→←  →↑←  ↓→←  ↓→←  →→←  ↓↓↑

 

 

On which frequencies does DNA|Sound Pattern operate?

The DSP|Video SET, freely available on platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Telegram, is a video clip containing universal DNA sound patterns, which include modulated sharp waves and ripple rhythms.

• Sharp waves are short-duration (50–120 ms) high-amplitude oscillations in the local field potential of the hippocampus. They are associated with memory consolidation processes, where information is transferred from short-term to long-term memory. They may also play a role in memory reactivation during sleep.
• Ripple rhythms are high-frequency oscillations ranging from 100–250 Hz, with peaks up to 500 Hz, which accompany sharp waves. They are linked to the synchronous activity of pyramidal neurons and interneurons. Ripple rhythms play a key role in strengthening synaptic connections and organizing information in neural networks. They are also associated with memory reactivation during both sleep and wakefulness.

 

Why these specific frequencies?

Sharp waves and ripples are often observed together: sharp waves provide a “framework” for high-frequency ripples, which, in turn, ensure precise synchronization of neural activity. This combination is crucial for efficient information transfer and storage in the brain.

What problem does DNA|Sound Pattern solve?

The main task of the product is to transmit modulated DNA signals with sets of nucleotide sequences without distortion or attenuation, using data obtained by us from global genome databases.

«Genome databases (or genomic databases) are organized global repositories of genetic information containing data on DNA sequences, genes, mutations and other features of genomes of various organisms.»

Thus, each DSP|SET acts as an accumulator of nucleotide sequences, creating a dynamic structure that enters the sensory system as an input signal. Through repetition, it forms new or strengthens existing neural connections, influencing your biochemical processes and improving physical and mental health.

It is important to understand that if you don’t feel changes, it means this section of the neural circuit is functioning correctly, since the modulated signal contains accurate information about the nucleotide sequence.

To summarize, the process of changing or forming new neural connections reaches completion through repetition of the input signal, which compares:

• The structure of neural activity caused by the input signal
• With the excitation structure arising in operational neurons

When both dynamic structures match, the testing cell produces an output signal; otherwise, the tuning process continues through repetition.

 

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