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2024
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Sergey Eh. Shirmovsky:
Modeling of the quantum entangled state transfer protocol in the cell microtubules. Biosyst. 235: 105100 (2024)
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Sergey Eh. Shirmovsky:
On the possibility of implementing a quantum entanglement distribution in a biosystem: Microtubules. Biosyst. 245: 105320 (2024)
2023
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Sergey Eh. Shirmovsky, Alexei V. Chizhov:
Modeling of the entangled states transfer processes in microtubule tryptophan system. Biosyst. 231: 104967 (2023)

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2018
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S. Eh. Shirmovsky, D. V. Shulga:
Elastic, dipole-dipole interaction and viscosity impact on vibrational properties of anisotropic hexagonal microtubule lattice. Biosyst. 166: 1-18 (2018)

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