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<p>High dilution effects constitute a major problem on the frontier of biophysics. The reported effects on simple and complex biological systems range from <i>in vitro</i> and <i>in vivo</i> models to cellular metabolism regulation, the immune system, the nervous system, intoxicated organs and organisms, and developmental models. The physical properties of high dilutions have been considered, such as the organization properties of water molecules in the presence and after the presence of solute molecules, the energy characteristics of empty and full water clusters, and their dynamical interactions with proteins. Among the mechanisms responsible for the high dilution effects, a non-molecular transfer of information has been hypothesized.</p><br><b>Contents:</b><ul><li><b><i>Introductory Lecture:</i></b><ul><li>Basic Research on High Dilution Effects <i>(M Bastide)</i></li></ul></li><li><b><i>Biophysical Aspects:</i></b><ul><li>Hormesis <i>(M Oberbaum)</i></li><li>Effects of Metal High Dilutions on Cells and Integrated Systems <i>(J Cambar et al.)</i></li><li>Stimulation of Self-Recovery by the Application of Low Doses. Studies with Cells <i>(R Van Wijk &#x26; F A C Wiegant)</i></li>

Author
TADDEI-FERRETTI, CLOE; COTUGNO, ANTONIO
Publisher
World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
Published
1998
Language
EN
ISBN
9789812816887

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