Proton-polarized states in DNA

We observed signatures of a phase transition in the double -stranded DNA fragment of known length and sequences using a non-invasive semiconductor -electrolyte interface technique and statistical physics methods. Observations revealed a coherence peak in the electromotive force and a significant decline in calculated dynamic entropy at a critical temperature and pH. This behavior may arise from the dynamic interaction of proton (H+) pairs with opposite momentum and spin, carrying a charge q = 2+ under critical conditions.