The possibility of soliton/exciton transfer in proteins

Recent reviews into the role of electron conduction within protein interactions have implicated the existence of soliton-like mechanisms that result in the conduction of electrons and bond vibrations along alpha-helix sections of proteins. This paper examines the possibility of solitons existing in other portions of a protein. It also investigates whether a soliton or exciton is implicated in vibrational signalling that may be used by biological systems to orchestrate bioprocesses as detailed by the Resonance Recognition Model.