Abstract
The present work aims to elucidate the process of protein synthesis at the cellular level and the potential influences of the environment, especially in the possibility of creating cellular memory that would result in the manifestation of certain physical and behavioral patterns. Based on reflections on information advocated by the literature, this article’s guiding question is: is it possible for the influence of external stimuli to affect peptide synthesis in a way that interferes with cellular memory? The long-lasting vibrational potential caused by external factors sensed by the sensory organs leads to stress of such intensity that it would activate this system, generating proteins not physiologically recognized. Thus, it is believed that the formed messenger RNA may remain in the medium for a long period, giving rise to a protein synthesis chronically, which can also be transmitted to descendants.
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