Publications

Efim Liberman toward the comprehension of the phenomenon of life

Natural computation and its limits: Efim Liberman at the dawn of a new science

Neuron quantum computers and a way to unification of science: A compendium of Efim Liberman's scientific work

Experimental testing of the role of cytoskeleton in the solution by neurons of problems facing the brain

Problems uniting biology, physics, and mathematics: Ideas of a new science

Changes in the neuronal membrane permeability induced by Adenosine 3',5'-cyclophosphate

Biological information and laws of nature

Biophysical and mathematical principles and biological information

Cell molecular computers and biological information as the foundation of nature's laws

Molecular quantum computer of neuron

Features of spatial organization of the system changing the neuron membrane permeability in response to cAMP. I. The dependence of the membrane permeability changes on the location of cAMP injection

Features of spatial organization of the system changing the neuron membrane permeability in response to cAMP. II. Computer simulation

An iterative approach to complicated models of intracellular control. Intraneuronal injection of cyclic AMP.

Mechanical influence and cAMP injection evoke the same reaction of neuron ionic channels

Influence of various protein kinase inhibiitors of the effect of intracellular injection of camp into the edible snail neurone

Input and output ionic channels of quantum biocomputer

Molecular quantum computers

Quantum molecular computer model of the neuron and a pathway to the union of the sciences

The kinetics of the cAMP interaction with protein kinase and the neuronal membrane response to cAMP injection

A model for diffusion of camp molecules

Computer modelling of change in neurone membrane conductivity inducing generator potential

Unusual biochemistry of changes in neuron membrane permeability evoked by cAMP

Computer simulation of the neuron membrane permeability changes induced by cAMP injection

Effect of inhibitors and uncouplers oа oxidative phosphorylation on the action of cAMP

Effect of phosphate analogs, arsenate, and vanadate, on the membrane potential of mitochondria

General principles of the work of the receptors and neurones

The effect of electron acceptors of 1,4-naphthoquinone group on respiration and membrane potential of liver mitochondria

Hexaammineruthenium as an electron donor to mitochondrial cytochrome oxidase: membrane potential generation in the absence of cytochrome c

Role of the electromechanical and reaction-diffusion system of intraneuronal information processing in the work of the brain

Role of the electromechanical and reaction-diffusional system in intraneuronal information-processing: Influence of the influx of calcium and intracellular calcium on the effect of cAMP

Intraneurone information processing. Increase in sodium and decrease in potassium permeability on injection of a cyclic nucleotide and mechanical stimulation of the neurone

Intraneurone processing of information. Delayed change of the membrane potential after administrations of cyclic nucleotides.

Membrane potential generation by cytochrome oxidase in the absence of cytochrome с

Neuron generator potentials evoked by intracellular injection of cyclic nucleotides and mechanical distension

Effect of phosphodiesterase inhibitors on membrane potential and respiration of mitochondria

Localization of a ferricyanide-reactive site of cytochrome b−c₁ complex, possibly of cytochrome b or ubisemiquinone, at the outer face of submitochondrial particles

A limiting molecular quantum regulator

Change of mechanical parameters as a possible means for information-processing by the neuron

Effect of intracellular cyclic nucleotide injection on ionic current under the voltage clamp condition

Microinjection of cyclic nucleotides provides evidence for a diffusional mechanism of intraneuronal control

Molecular computing as a link between biological and physical theory

Hypothesis about the role of random connections between the brain nerve cells

Proton generator of superhigh frequency

Membrane potential and effect of unmixed layer on the synthesis of creatine phosphate by heart mithochondria

Phosphorylation of creatine and the membrane potential of heart mitochondria

Study of diffusion modeling system of neuron

Analog-digital molecular cell computer

Biological physics and the physics of the real world

Effect of the synthesis of creatine phosphate on the mitochondrial membrane potential

Bioenergetics and proton-electron systems of membranes

Depolarization of the neural membrane on exposure to cyclic 3',5'-adenosine monophosphate and its possible role in the work of the molecular computer (m.c.) of the neurone

Molecular computer. Biological physics and physics of the real world

Bioenergetics and proton-electron systems of membranes

Membrane potential difference of subcellular particles - III. Proton channels In oxidative photophosphorylation

Membrane potential difference of subcellular particles - IV. Study of the respiratory chain In a portion from FAD to Cytochrome C by the method of penetrating ions

Potential difference across the membrane of subcellular particles. V. Generation of potential differences by mitochondria and submitochondrial particles under anaerobic conditions

Study of metabolic synapse. II. Comparison of cyclic 3',5' AMP and cyclic 3',5' GMP effects

Molecular computer of the cell. IX. On coding principles in intracellular information processing

Potential difference across the membrane of subcellular particles. I. Chemiosmotic and chemielectric mechanism of generation

Potential difference across the membrane of subcellular particles. II. The compensative method of measurement

Reconstitution of Biological Molecular generators of electric current. Bacteriorhodopsin.

Study of the action mechanism of fasciolocides with the help of bimolecular phospolipid membranes

Effect of ultraviolet radiation on membranes containing sterols in solutions of nystatin

Investigation of the cationic selectivity of bimolecular membranes in the presence of nystatin and amphotericin B

Molecular computer of the cell (MC) - VIII. Possible construction of the molecular memory in biological membranes and the principle of the minimum expenditure of free energy of the recording of information

Proton channels and the molecular electrostatic generators

Study of the metabolic synapse - I. Effect of intracellular micro injection of 3',5' - AMP

The molecular computer of the cell - VII. Cell biophysics and realistic or informational physics (I).

Cell molecular computer. VI. Method of studying the role of a single nerve cell and nerve net in brain functioning

Direct measurement of electric current generation by cytochrome oxidase, H⁺-ATPase and bacteriorhodopsin

Intramembrane electric field and mechanism of hydroxylation

Mechanism of conductivity of bimolecular lipid membranes in the presence of tetrachlorotrifluoromethylbenzimidazole

Molecular computer (m.c.) of the cell - V. Mechanism of the recording of signals arriving at the synapses into codes of the m.c.

Permeability of phospholipid membranes for valinomycin

Permeability of spatial and boundary charges of bimolecular phospholipid membranes - I. Distribution coefficient

The cell as a molecular computer (m.c.). IV. "Price of action" as a value characterizing the "difficulty" of solving a problem for a computer device.

Interaction of polyenic antibiotic derivatives of amphotericine B with bimolecular membranes

Interaction of the derivatives of the polyene antibiotic amphotericin B with bimolecular membranes

Ionic permeability of bimolecular membranes in the presence of polyene antibiotics. II. Levorine, trychomycine, candycydine

Molecular computer - II. Formal description (system of operation)

The Cell as a molecular computer (m.c.) - III. Possible design of an "ideal" computer in a liquid membrane

Theory of the relaxation current in clamp experiments on the membranes with ion carriers

Absorption of "penetrating" anions by hydrophobic parts of macromolecules

Fusion of bimolecular membranes as a model of cell contact

Ionic permeability of bimolecular membranes in the presence of polyenic antibiotics. I. Nystatin and amphotericin B

Kinetics of adhesion and surface electroconductance of bimolecular phospholipid membranes

Role of cholesterol in the increase in conductivity of bimolecular membranes by polyene antibiotics

The cell as a molecular computer (m.c.) - I. General ideas and hypotheses

Mobile ion carriers and negative membrane resistance. I. Uncouplers of oxidative phosphorylation - proton carriers

The effect of concentration amplification in artificial phospholipid membranes

Charged and neutral ion carriers through bimolecular phospholipid membranes

Comparison of the properties of biomolecular membranes of phospholipids of brain, mitochondria and bacteria

Conversion of biomembrane-produced energy into electric form. I. Submitochondrial particles

Conversion of biomembrane-produced energy into electric form. II. Intact mitochondria

Conversion of biomembrane-produced energy into electric form. III. Chromatophores of Rhodospirillum rubrum

Conversion of biomembrane-produced energy into electric form. IV. General discussion

Effect of beryllium ions on end-plate potential and frequency of miniature potentials of the frog myoneural junction

Effect of uncouplers of oxidative phosphorylation on output of acetylcholine from nerve endings

Electrooptical phenomena in bimolecular phospholipid membranes

Membranes (ionic permeability, excitability, control)