Quantum Biology: Comparison
Please note this is a comparison between Version 1 by Youngchan Kim and Version 3 by Vivi Li.

Recent evidence suggests that a broad range of complex and dynamic processes in living systems could exploit quantum effects to enhance and/or regulate biological functions. These non-trivial quantum effects may play a crucial role in maintaining the non-equilibrium state of biomolecular systems so as to achieve biological advantages that cannot be understood within the boundaries of classical physics. Quantum biology is the study of such quantum aspects of living systems. 

  • quantum biology
  • non-trivial quantum effects in biology
  • quantum tunnelling in enzyme-catalysed reactions
  • photosynthesis
  • synthetic light harvesting system
  • ion channel
  • fluorescent protein
  • magnetoreception
  • radical pairs
  • proton tunnelling in DNA
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