Ferroelectrics and their possible involvement in Biology

D.V. Nanopoulos; I. Samaras; K. Zioutas; N.E. Mavromatos

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We present the main properties of ferroelectricity, with emphasis given to a specific family of hydrated ferroelectric crystals, which can serve as model systems for corresponding configurations in biology like the microtubules. An experimental method is described, which allows to establish the ferroelectric property of microtubules in suspension.

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