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Quantum phenomena in biological cells: do recent experiments indicate something?"

Author:

Monendra Grover, Dwijesh Chandra Mishra and Ranjeet R. Kumar

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Life Sciences

Abstract:

Closer investigation of the spaces within the cell indicates that signal transduction through conformational change may not be a plausible mechanism of information communication. As an alternative to this we have earlier proposed that non-local communication may exist between molecules in the biological cell. Recent experiments indicate that even complex molecules may exhibit quantum properties such as non-local communication thus indicating that non-local communication may not be impossible between complex biomolecules in the cell.

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