Roll of Temperature in Living Systems Analysed Using the Resonant Recognition Model

Author(s): Irena Cosic, Drasko Cosic

Temperature plays some significant role in biological processes. Electromagnetic energy could be related to temperature. Here, we have established the relationship between temperature role in living biological processes and Resonant Recognition Model, which proposes that proteins specific biological activity is based on electromagnetic resonant energy transfer.

Biological Temperature, Bioelectromagnetism, Resonant Recognition Model

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