Higgs - unidade motora de Guyton?

(I opened the Guyton I was gifted from the dump (and that’s one thing I love about him, we are simple people. But I thought he was able to draw the line on the limit accepted for dirt), and the book was saying that):

THE ALPHA MOTONEURONS give origin to major nervous fibers A alpha = A α

Diameter of 9 to 20 micrometer microwave = μm

Those little nervous fiber innervate the vast skeletal.

One nervous cell of such type, once stimulated, thrills from 3 to a couple of hundred fibers of the skeletal muscle, collectively called as motor unit

I would want to know, if there is a relation among the motor unit and the Higgs particle (considering as the Higgs particle – Nobel prize of Physics 2013, as 1/200 = the result of this equation (motor unit) a supposedly matter of time or space (1 second/200 or 1 body cell / 200)?

Guyton, 37 pg.346, Fifth Edition

OS MOTONEURÔNIOS ALFA Originam as grandes fibras nervosas A alfa = A α

Com diâmetro de 9 a 20 microondas micrômetro = μm

Essas fibras nervosas inervam as grandes fibras musculares esqueléticas.

Uma fibra nervosa deste tipo, quando estimulada excita desde 3 até várias centenas de fibras do músculo esquelético, coletivamente denominadas unidade motora.

Por favor, gostaria de saber se há relação entre a unidade motora e a partícula de Higgs (1/200 = o resultado desta equação (unidade motora) supostamente uma partícula de fração de segundos ou partícula celular? 1 segundo/200 ou 1 célula/200)? 

Guyton, 37 pg.346, Quinta Edição

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