Experimental tests of the quantum property of protein folding
Abstract
Experimental tests on the quantum property of protein folding are discussed. It includes: the test of the instantaneousness of torsion transition through observation of protein structural change in a short time scale of microsecond; the test of non-Arrhenius temperature dependence of protein folding rate and other biomolecular conformational changes; and the search for the narrow spectral lines of the protein photo-folding.
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