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The soliton mechanism of the delayed luminescence of biological systems

Soliton model is suggested to explain the main properties of the delayed luminescence spectra of simple biological systems. Solitons describe self-trapped localised electron or exciton states in low-dimensional biological macromolecules, like alpha-helical proteins, actin filaments, microtubules, etc., and provide charge and energy transport on macroscopic distances in main biological processes. Such a model explains the long duration of the delayed luminescence of bio-systems, its kinetics and dependence on the intensity of the stimulating light.