Terahertz wave on Ca2+ transport in the calcium channel

Nerve fibers can be regarded as dielectric waveguides transmitting THz and mid-infrared waves.

So nerve fibers are essentially THz waves!

Studies showed that THz waves can regulate neural activity.

As stated in my last post we are essentially a Hydro-Electric unit.

It is well known that the Ca2+ channel mainly consists of a central water channel.

Ca2+ transport across the membrane in the form of hydration will generate strong local electric field.

With the increase in temperature, the thermal movement of ions intensifies, making the terahertz spectrum shift to a higher frequency.

Which also makes you shift to a higher frequency.

The time it takes for Ca2+ to cross the channel decreases with the increase of the frequency of the THz wave.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2589004221015315