I think that quantum chemistry at a supramolecular level should also include the possible information (instantaneous) transfer by quantum entanglement.
Nonlocality as understood in quantum mechanical wave interpretation is not used for the modelling of proteins, enzymes and more complex structures like cell membranes and mitochondria. In my opinion slow interaction like calcium, potassium waves are responsible for quantum integration of brain cells including totally neglected contribution of glial cells in brain functioning, including the molecular bases of consciousness. See the book The Second Brain by Dr Fields.
Data Achimowicz DNA Page2
I wonder when the experiments reporting superconductivity in DNA will be replicated ?
Then the obove mentioned question will become popular again ?
- Badges
- Science topic
- Similar topics
- Computer Science and Engineering
- Coding