Fundamental problems of biology from the standpoint of quantum physics of the alive
Abstract
Quantum physics of the alive is based on the definition of the alive (as distinct from the dead-inanimate) as a fourth level of quantum organization of nature (after nuclear, atomic and molecular levels). The self-consistent potential of each living object is formed in accordance with the genome as a laser of mm-range wavelength. Such a notion concerning the alive is grounded on theoretical considerations, clinical material and the direct experiments allow us to cast a fresh glance on the fundamental problems of biology and not only on them.
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