zurück zu back to IIB homepage

CONNECTION OF THE ELECTRIC POTENTIAL OF A CELL NUCLEUS WITH IRRADIATION OF CELLS AND THE ENERGETIC STATE OF AN ORGANISM

V.G.Shakhbazov

Charkiv University, Ukraine

 

The following questions are discussed in this report: 1. What is the relation between the structure of a cell nuclei and its ability to accumulate and to store an electric charge? 2. How do these properties of a cell nuclei affect its functions and what are the manifestations of these properties on the level of a whole organism? 3. How does it affect an ultraweak photon emission of cells and the cells’ reactions to an external laser and microwave irradiation? 4. What might be the practical applications of these new methods and conceptions for the medicine and an agricultural selection?; 5. Also, a new theoretical concept is introduced regarding cell nuclei as an accumulator of the electrical charge. Brief answers to these questions are as follows:

  1. The electrical charge is accumulated by the structures of a chromatin and of a nuclear membrane. An increase of a chromatin looseness associated for example with an asynapsis of the homologous chromosomes in heterozygous organisms leads to the increase of the electrical capacitance and of the stability of electrical potential of a cell nucleus.
  2. Increase in the electrical charge stability enhances the stability of the genetic functions of a cell nucleus. On the organismic level this leads to the increase of a non-specific resistance, immune reactions and to the increase of a life span.
  3. As shown by preliminary data, the cells of heterozygous organisms, as possessing more stable electric charges of their nuclei exhibit as well a decreased rate of the ultraweak photon emission and a higher resistance to the external damaging influences.
  4. A new technique of an intracellular electrophoresis and new concepts upon the biological role of the electric charge of a cell nucleus got numerous applications in the different areas of a general and sportive medicine and in agricultural selection.
  5. According to the data obtained one may suggest that a cell nucleus is not a mere library of genes but plays also a role of an energetic organoid, namely, a microoscillator and an accumulator of an electric charge which is supplied by the temperature energy and the photonic energy of a wide spectral range.

      back to  contents