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problems in view of the quantum theory of the DNA molecule. Adv Quant Chem 2:213–260,
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37. Bordonaro M, Ogryzko VV (2013) Quantum biology at the cellular level. Biosystems 112:11–
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38. Brookes JC (2017) Quantum effects in biology: golden rule in enzymes, olfaction, photosynthesis, and magnetodetection. In: Proc Roy Soc A MPES, vol 473, 2016.0822
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the origin and evolution of life, CreateSpace, Amazon
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22. de Broglie L (1924) Recherches sur la Théorie des Quanta. Thesis, Sorbonne, Paris. Ann Phys
10 III (1925) 22–128. A 1992 facsimile edition by Fondation Louis de Broglie contains a
number of other documents, especially the Note in C R A S (Paris) 277 (1973) 71–73
23. Paul AM Dirac (1958) The principles of quantum mechanics (Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1st
edn 1930, 4th edn), ch. 11–12; and references therein
24. Feynman RP (1998) Quantum electrodynamics. Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA
25. Feynman RP, Hibbs AR (1965) Quantum mechanics and path integrals. Mc Graw Hill, New
York
26. Cohen-Tannoudji C, Haroche S (1966) Lecture notes on quantum mechanics I, ENS, Paris. See
also: (a) Feynman RP (1948) Space-time approach to non-relativistic quantum mechanics. Rev
Mod Phys 20:367–387; (b) Dirac PAM (1945) On the analogy between classical and quantum
mechanics. Rev Mod Phys 17:195–200; and also Ref. 22
27. Maruani J (2018) The Dirac electron and elementary interactions: the gyromagnetic factor,
fine-structure constant, and gravitational invariant. In: Wang YA et al (eds) Prog Theor Chem
& Phys B 31:361–380. See also: The Dirac electron: From quantum chemistry to holistic
cosmology. In: Hsu C-P et al (eds) J Chin Chem Soc 63(2016):33–48; The Dirac electron as
a massless charge spinning at light speed: implications on some basic physical concepts. In:
Hotokka M et al (eds) Prog Theor Chem & Phys B 27(2013): 53–74
28. Sanchez FM (2017) A coherent resonant cosmology approach and its implications in microphysics and biophysics. In: Tadjer A et al (eds) Prog Theor Chem & Phys B, vol 30, pp 375–407;
references therein, and private communication
29. (a) West MW, Ponamperuma C (1970) Space life sciences 2, 225ff, and references therein.
(b) Eigen M (1971) Self-organization of matter and the evolution of biomolecules. Naturwissenschaften 64, 465ff
30. Nicolis G, Prigogine I (1977) Self-organization in non-equilibrium systems: from dissipative
structures to order through fluctuations, Wiley, NY; Exploring complexity (1989), Freeman,
NY, and private communication
31. Maruani J, Lefebvre R, Rantanen M (2003) Science and music: from the music of the depths
to the music of the spheres. In: Maruani J et al (eds) Prog Theor Chem & Phys B, vol 12, pp
479–514, and references therein
32. E.g. (a) Garay AS (1978) Superweak interactions and the biological time direction. Origins
of Life 9:1–5. (b) Gilat G (1991) Chiral interaction in protein structures. Mol Eng 1:161–178,
and private communication. (c) Quack M (2012) Molecular parity violation and chirality: the
asymmetry of life and the symmetry violations in physics. In: Nishikawa K et al (eds) Prog
Theor Chem & Phys B 26:47–76, and references therein
33. E.g. (a) Winklhofer M (2010) Magnetoreception. J Roy Soc Interface 7-S2:131–134. (b) Hore
PJ, Mouritsen H (2016) The radical-pair mechanism of magnetoreception. Ann Rev Biophys
45:299–344; and references therein
34. Joachim L, Freira O, Charbel E-H (2015) Quantum explorers: Bohr, Jordan, and Delbruck
venturing into biology. Phys Perspect 17:236–250
35. Löwdin PO (1965) Quantum genetics and the aperiodic solid. Some aspects of biological
problems in view of the quantum theory of the DNA molecule. Adv Quant Chem 2:213–260,
and further work. See also: Brändas EJ (2018) Molecular theory of the genetic code. Mol Phys
116:2622–2632
36. Davies PCW (2004) Does quantum mechanics play a non-trivial role in life? Biosystems
78:69–79
37. Bordonaro M, Ogryzko VV (2013) Quantum biology at the cellular level. Biosystems 112:11–
30
38. Brookes JC (2017) Quantum effects in biology: golden rule in enzymes, olfaction, photosynthesis, and magnetodetection. In: Proc Roy Soc A MPES, vol 473, 2016.0822
39. Abbott D, Davies PCW, Pati AK (eds) (2008) Quantum aspects of life. Imperial College Press,
London
40. E.g. (a) Wicken JS (1987) Evolution, thermodynamics, and information: extending the Darwinian program, Oxford U P. (b) Michaelian K (2016) Thermodynamic dissipation theory and
the origin and evolution of life, CreateSpace, Amazon