Biophotonics and Coherent Systems in Biology

- From Mitogenetic Rays to Biophotons

- Photon Sucking as an Essential Principle of Biological Regulation

- Quantum Squeezed State Description of Spectral Decompositions of a Biophoton Signal and the Possibility of Remote Intervention

- Biological Structure as a Converter of Coherent Radiation

- The Oscillation Behavior of the Delayed Luminescence of Plant Leaves

- Human Genome Realization at the Viewpoint of Physics of the Alive

- Fundamental Role of Water in Bioenergetics

- The Hydrophobic-Hydrophilic Balance in Water Solutions of Proteins as the Possible Target For Extremely Low Frequency Magnetic Fields

- Features of Reactions of Biological and Physico-Chemical Systems to External Factors

- News and Views in Uva-Laser-Induced Ultraweak Delayed Luminescence of Cultured Mammalian Cells

- Ultraweak Photon Emission as a Tool For Analysing Collective Processes in Cells and Developing Embryos

- Distant Interaction During Germination of Bacillus Subtilis Spores

- Influence of Radiofrequency Emf on the Yeast Sacharomyces Cerevisiae as Model Eukaryotic System

- Spatial Characterization of Human Ultra-Weak Photon Emission

- Influence of Electromagnetic Fields of Extremely Different Frequency Diapason on Infradian Rhythms of Physiological Processes

- Absorption and Emission of Photons by Collagen Samples

- Interaction of Plant Shoots and Roots: Dynamics and Stability

- Correlation of the "Near-Zone Effect" Amplitude Dynamics with Solar-Geophysical Indices

- Free Will and Violation of Physical Laws

- Vernadsky'S Noosphere and Slavophile Sobornost'

- A Life that Linked Mitogenetic Rays and Biophotons