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Classical and Quantum Information Channels in Protein Chain

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Investigation of the properties of peptide plane in protein chain from both classical and quantum approach is presented. We calculated interatomic force constants for peptide plane and hydrogen bonds between peptide planes in protein chain. On the basis of force constants, displacements of each atom in peptide plane, and time of action we found that the value of the peptide plane action is close to the Planck constant. This indicates that peptide plane from the energy viewpoint possesses synergetic classical/quantum properties. Consideration of peptide planes in protein chain from information viewpoint also shows that protein chain possesses classical and quantum properties. So, it appears that protein chain behaves as a triple dual system: (1) structural - amino acids and peptide planes, (2) energy - classical and quantum state, and (3) information - classical and quantum coding. Based on experimental facts of protein chain, we proposed from the structure-energy-information viewpoint its synergetic code system.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 518)

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491-496

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.518.491

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July 2006

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Dj. Koruga, A. Tomić, Z. Ratkaj, L. Matija

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Amino Acid, Entanglement, Hamiltonian, Information Channels, Lagrangian, Peptide Plane, Perfect Numbers, Synergetic Code

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