Quantum Biology

Abstract

The Quantum biology is a new branch of science that is born to explain situations in which classical physics cannot accurately give an accurate description of the interactions of the cell with its interior and environment. Despite this simple definition, the debate about the scientific aims and role of this field continues. This paper provides a perspective on where quantum biology stands today and is intended to provide the reader with a picture between the world of imagination and scientific realities, anticipating potential ways of further progress in this field, existing debates, and some future science fiction. 

Keywords

• Quantum Biology,Quantum Physics,Physics,Biology

Kuantum Biyolojisi

Abstract

Kuantum biyolojisi, kuantum teorisinin, klasik fiziğin doğru bir tanım veremediği, biyolojinin yönlerine uygulanmasıdır. Bu basit tanımlamaya rağmen, bu alanın bilimsel amaçları ve rolü hakkında tartışmalar devam etmektedir. Bu makale, kuantum biyolojisinin bugün nerede durduğuna dair bir perspektif sunar ve bu alanda daha fazla ilerleme için potansiyel yolları, var olan tartışmaları ve birazda bilim kurgu sayılabilecek ileri zamanları tahmin etmek, okuyucuya hayal dünyası ile bilimsel gerçekler arasında bir resim sunmaktadır.

 

Keywords

• Kuantum Biyolojisi,Kuantum Fiziği,Fizik,Biyoloji

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