Atomic water channel controlling remarkable properties of a single brain microtubule: Correlating single protein to its supramolecular assembly

Abstract

Microtubule nanotubes are found in every living eukaryotic cells; these are formed by reversible polymerization of the tubulin protein, and their hollow fibers are filled with uniquely arranged water molecules. Here we measure single tubulin molecule and single brain-neuron extracted microtubule nanowire with and without water channel inside to unravel their unique electronic and optical properties for the first time. We demonstrate that the energy levels of a single tubulin protein and single microtubule made of 40,000 tubulin dimers are identical unlike conventional materials. Moreover, the transmitted ac power and the transient fluorescence decay (single photon count) are independent of the microtubule length. Even more remarkable is the fact that the microtubule nanowire is more conducting than a single protein molecule that constitutes the nanowire. Microtubule's vibrational peaks condense to a single mode that controls the emergence of size independent electronic/optical properties, and automated noise alleviation, which disappear when the atomic water core is released from the inner cylinder. We have carried out several tricky state-of-the-art experiments and identified the electromagnetic resonance peaks of single microtubule reliably. The resonant vibrations established that the condensation of energy levels and periodic oscillation of unique energy fringes on the microtubule surface, emerge as the atomic water core resonantly integrates all proteins around it such that the nanotube irrespective of its size functions like a single protein molecule. Thus, a monomolecular water channel residing inside the protein-cylinder displays an unprecedented control in governing the tantalizing electronic and optical properties of microtubule.

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“…A possible way to describe quantum resonance is by wave interaction: there is not an irreducible randomness, and a driven set of preferred oscillators at certain frequencies plays a role to increase the degree of its coherence. Coherency of resonances has been studied, among others, for microtubules (Sahu et al, 2013 and b). A wave equation describing a Fröhlich system for cellular physiology has been proposed, which describes the coherence between individual oscillations using a number of energy quanta concentrated in one vibrational mode above the thermal equilibrium level and using an ensemble of interactions counting two or three coupled oscillators (Pokorny, 1998;Šrobár, 2012).…”

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“…This atomic water channel has been shown to resonantly integrate all the microtubular proteins around it, up to the point that the microtubule irrespective of its size functions like a single tubulin molecule [14]. These data suggest that a water channel residing inside the microtubuli may act governing their tantalizing electronic properties [14]. DNA itself may be considered as an electrically charged vibrational structure.…”

“…Moreover, the hollow fibers of microtubuli have been shown to be filled by uniquely arranged water molecules [14][15][16][17]. This atomic water channel has been shown to resonantly integrate all the microtubular proteins around it, up to the point that the microtubule irrespective of its size functions like a single tubulin molecule [14]. These data suggest that a water channel residing inside the microtubuli may act governing their tantalizing electronic properties [14].…”

“…Consonant with this view is the evidence for the emission of high-frequency electric fields with radiation characteristics from microbuli [12] and even the detection of multi-level memory-switching properties at the level of a single brain microtubule [13]. Moreover, the hollow fibers of microtubuli have been shown to be filled by uniquely arranged water molecules [14][15][16][17]. This atomic water channel has been shown to resonantly integrate all the microtubular proteins around it, up to the point that the microtubule irrespective of its size functions like a single tubulin molecule [14].…”

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“…till to the 4-dimensional space-time and then unfolded. Anirban Bandyopadhyay and his colleagues from 2009, at the National Institute of Material Sciences in Tsukuba, Japan, were able to use nanotechnology to address electronic and optical properties of individual microtubules (Sahu et al, 2013a, b). The group has made a series of remarkable discoveries suggesting that quantum effects do occur in microtubules at biological temperatures.…”