"Let us for the moment assume that we're talking about a mutated form of ATP. ATP's baffling liveliness also explained how the newly deceased could overcome rigor mortis, since it is precisely the braking down of ATP which locks the muscles. The perplexing thing was that it could survive at such a low temperature.
However, this passage which explains the physiology of these zombies is unintentionally hilarious: The news was focused almost exclusively on the reliving, A professor of molecular biology explained that what they had at first believed to be an aggressive decomposition bacterium had revealed itself to be a co-enzyme called ATP, the cell's primary energy supplier. (Lindqvist's Let the Right One In is easily the best vampire story ever, for the same reasons. 4) The horror novel, Handling the Undead, by John Ajvide Lindqvist is far more creative and sophisticated, at least in literary and philosophical terms, than your average zombie story.
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