How much energy does it cost to grow a new spinal cord during development?

I have a “constitutionally narrow” spinal column according to a MRI. I think it’s actually because I was poisoned with mercury first when I was 18 months old after a smallpox vaccine and then later by a dentist who deliberately damaged my teeth so that he could fill them with dental amalgam. I ended up with all my molars filled and refilled multiple times and chronic B12 deficiency of “unknown aetiology” but they failed to diagnose and treat the folate and iron deficiencies too hence impaired DNA synthesis, impaired metabolism, etc.

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Another example of random, mindless processes resulting from eons of random, mindless evolution according to the "naturalist" philosophy. Nothing to suggest a profound, foundational intelligence to see here. Please move along.

100 trillion molecules of ATP.

This one of the coolest things I have seen.

The environment for the mothers pre-pregnancy and during pregnancy has vastly changed. Less energy from the environment. Look at the mothers from the Kanner kids. And Neorulation / Neuroepithelial comes fast, 22-23 days.

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The energy cost of spinal cord development is a fascinating area in developmental biology, with significant implications for regenerative medicine and biotech innovation. Recent studies highlight the role of cellular metabolism in this process.

I studied animal development at uni as a spare option and I'm so glad I did. It was so interesting understanding the genetics and the massive co-ordinated migration of cells during gastrulation and neurulation.

Amazing

Not all structures require high volumes of energy. Group structures in abstract algebra require nominal cerebral/motor energy. Category Theory categories, also in abstract algebra, the same. Structuralism applicable in multiple disciplines. The structure goal <- energy/materials.