Author(s)

Gyula Vincze, Andras Szasz

Department of Biotechnics, Szent István University, Godollo, Hungary.

Glycolytic oscillation is one of the first observed and described nonlinear phenomena in living objects. Our recent paper points out the similarity of the temperature and outer electric field to influence this oscillation. The electric field is absorbed and changes the molecules. Similarly to the effect of heating, molecules have various structural, dynamical and chemical changes promoted by electric field. The changes sometimes happen without increasing the temperature. Temperature, as the average energy of the included particles, has various kinds of “waste” energy used to heat up the particles which do not participate in the desired changes. The inaccuracy of the effects of temperature growth in local molecular changes could be remarkably high and could be corrected by the well-applied electric field absorption.

Glycolytic Oscillation, Modulation, Electric Field, Temperature, Electric-Polarization

Vincze, G. and Szasz, A. (2018) Similarities of Modulation by Temperature and by Electric Field. Open Journal of Biophysics, 8, 95-103. doi: 10.4236/ojbiphy.2018.83008.