Molecular Biology will be Changed by the Image Shown Below.
After many years of wondering why water is so important for life, the answer is that natural molecules are spatial analogues of ordered units of the environment in which they evolved. Although ice-like cubic structuring of water on hexagonal lipid and poly-ionic surfaces lasts only about a million millionth of a second, in moving back to the liquid state, it drove the formation of natural molecules from randomness toward order and imparted its spatial form on them as they formed. They function in such an integrated and harmonious fashion in the living cell because they all conform to the same "Law" of cubic spatial patterning..
The image of cubic order in water on an hexagonal surface was obtained recently using 4D ultra-high-speed electron crystallographic analyses by the late Professor Zewail and his group at Caltech.