Bundzen P.*, Korotkov K.**, Nazarov I.*, Rogozkin V.* * State Research Institute of Sport; St.Petersburg, Russia. ** State Technical University SPIFMO; St.Petersburg, Russia, e-mail: [email protected] Introduction The results of psychogenetic and molecular-genetic research in recent years has strongly proven and correlated the presence of a genetic underpinning of energy processes for humans with the adaptation to moving activities. Quite naturally, a question arises: Is the genetic preset specific only for the substrate level of the organism (human) energy, or is this regularity extending also to a quantum-field level of bioenergy processes directly connecting with electron photon levels of molecular ensemble excitation - ensuring both the bio-oxidation processes and energy, matter and information exchange of the organism with the environment ? This inquiry and the subject matter has both theoretical as well as direct practical importance for the understanding of self-genesis mechanisms and a wider category of human adaptation reactions. Experimental study requires a complex methodology, which combines the technology of quantum-emission and molecular-genetic investigation with modern methods of functional diagnostics; this has been now developed. Below, the research group to explore these relationships included experimental volunteer subjects who were top-level athlete members of St. Petersburg all-star sports teams. Techniques and methods A set of methods were utilized for this study allowing to create a characteristic profile of the sportsmen's organism psychophysical condition and genetic status: 1. Neuro-psychic status, typology (extraversion - introversion), neurotization level, psychoenergy potential and psychical activity evaluated with “POMS” test. 2. Functional state with maximum oxygen consumption test and tests using critical load holding . 3. Quantum-field level of organism bioenergetics based on measurements of GDV bioelectrography evoked emission processes with computerized complex “GDV-camera” . Average basic parameters of the fingers glow patterns (BEO-grams): area, density, spectrum, entropy, and fractality were calculated in accordance with the principles given in5; parameters were calculated both for every finger and averaged by ten fingers of the left and the right hands; 4. Integral logarithmic parameters of BEO-grams of the left (JSL integer) and the right (JSR integer) hands and also their dispersions (DJSL and DJSR) together with BEO-grams types (Ia, Ib, Ic, IIa, IIb) . 5. Genotype characteristics of the athletes, i.e. those attributed to II, ID and DD variants of the angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE), shown to be correlated with an organism's energy balance . In this analysis, genome DNA was extracted with alkali from the cells of oral mucous membrane, with the polymorph part of the gene amplificated by polymerize chain reaction, and these reaction products determined via electrophoresis in 8% polyacrilamid gel . 6. Physical endurance test exercises, measures of speed-strength qualities and explosion force. Treadmill by “Quinton” (USA) was used in the following regimes: the athlete speeded 6 km/h at the first step, 9 km/h at the 2nd step and 12 km/h at the 3rd step. Inclination angle was 5% and duration of every step three minutes. Then inclination angle was increased to 10.5% with duration one minute. At the last step the angle was 12.5%, speed 12 km/h and athlete was motivated to run as long as possible. During this test heart rate was continuously registered with “Polar Electronic” tester and every third minute outward breath was analyzed with “Bekkman” gas-analyzer. 7. Expert evaluations of athletes readiness in the frames of track-and-field specialization (800 and 1500 m middle-distance race, 50 m sprint, hurdle race, hop, shotput, grenade throwing, high jump and broad jump); 8. Rating of competitive effectiveness of participation in international and Russian championships. The research was performed at the Olympic Reserve College No1 and North-West Center of Olympic Training of St. Petersburg during 1999-2001 in several independent sessions. Groups of athletes demonstrating various levels of skills and specialization were tested, including members of the Russian Olympic team. Statistical analysis was done for several groups: 83 athletes, 27 athletes, 40 athletes (average age 17.8+3.7 years) and 29 students of Lesgaft State Academy of Physical Training, specializing in track-and-field athletics (average age 16.9+0.8 years). For this particular group of track-and-field students measurements were performed three times during a year cycle of training activity (August, November and May). The results of investigation were processed, using methods of multi-parametric analysis by means of statistics software package “STATGRAPH-5” using Fisher and Student criteria. Reliability of test was accepted with p < 0.05. Experimental results and discussion Comparison of the data obtained with athletes’ performance results demonstrated that for athletes having high psychophysical potential BEO-grams have distinctive features that may be described with a set of quantitative parameters. Distribution on BEO-grams types4 was as follows: Ib type – 32%, Ic type – 37%, IIb type – 19% and IIa type – 12%. Mean values of integral GDV parameters for the entire group were as follows: JSL= - 0.548+0.312 and JSR= - 0.612+0.343 Multiparametric correlation and factor analysis for a big set of the above mentioned parameters reveal highly reliable statistical correlations between physical, psychological and quantum parameters of athlete’s functioning. Fig.1 demonstrates results of statistical analysis of experimental data as a correlation graph. It is obvious that functional parameters characteristic of the athlete physical state (MOC, physical loading holding time, oxygen pulse, etc) reveal direct differential correlation with the GDV bioelectrography parameters. In particular, parameters, dependent on cardio-respiration endurance, reveal correlation with JSL of the left hand (p < 0.05). Detailed analysis demonstrated the most stable correlation indexes with the GDV parameters of the left hand fourth finger. Parameters characteristic of the psychic endurance (psychoenergetic coefficient, “vigor” parameter) correlated with dispersion DJS of left and right hands. Of particular note is the very strong correlation (p Read the full article