Isotopic effects of low concentration of deuterium in water on biological systems
A. A. Kirkina, Valentin I. Lobyshev, O. D. Lopina, Yu. K. Doronin, T. N. Burdeinaya, A. S. Chernopyatko
Abstract
A. A. Kirkina, Valentin I. Lobyshev, O. D. Lopina, Yu. K. Doronin, T. N. Burdeinaya, A. S. Chernopyatko
Abstract
Isotopic effects of deuterium in water are studied in a broad range of concentrations on a number of biological objects of different organization levels. The results obtained show that biological objects are sensitive to variations of isotope composition in water. A decrease or increase in deuterium concentrations in water may cause activation or inhibition of biological functions. The values of biological isotopic effects of low deuterium concentration may even be higher than those of high deuterium concentration. No regularity in response for all the objects studied failed to find out in a range of deuterium concentration in water from 4 ppm to 1%.
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Isotopic effects of deuterium in water are studied in a broad range of concentrations on a number of biological objects of different organization levels. The results obtained show that biological objects are sensitive to variations of isotope composition in water. A decrease or increase in deuterium concentrations in water may cause activation or inhibition of biological functions. The values of biological isotopic effects of low deuterium concentration may even be higher than those of high deuterium concentration. No regularity in response for all the objects studied failed to find out in a range of deuterium concentration in water from 4 ppm to 1%.
Key concepts: Deuterium, Chemistry, Isotope, Kinetic isotope effect, Heavy water, Range (aeronautics), Radiochemistry, Environmental chemistry