Eye – the biolaser and new sight at glaucoma and myopia from the point of view of quantum biophysics

Zhdanov D.Y.

The Kazakh National University

The eye is a complex optical device which is the receiver of electromagnetic radiation, but it is also a source of electromagnetic radiation with special properties.

There is individual data about registration of radiation from eyes in the literature. But nobody realized regular experimental researches till now. The new data from sphere of quantum biophysics and physiology of optic analyzer of people and animals can be useful in the understanding of etiology and pathogenesis  of such diseases as primary open angle glaucoma and myopia.

Experiments on registration of radiation from the human and cat’s eyes have been done by special method (know how) with the help of electronic optic transformer.

Materials and methods.

The intact human and cat’s eyes have been served as an object of research. Videocamera “Sony’ – electronic – optic transformer was used as an equipment. The investigations had been carried out in the period from 2005 till 2006 y. 26 persons (14 men and 12 women) and 3 cats, participated in the experiments. Video recording people’s and cat’s eyes had been made in Night Shot regime without the light of infra-red lamp. At that time experienced subject had to fix stare at video camera’s objective. During videorecording investigator had also to catch cat’s sight.

Results and discussion.

Videorecording of radiation of human and animal eyes had been received. There are bright with clear borders sources of dot emission located in the area of the pupil of the eye. These sources can be seen on photos which are the fragments of videorecording (s.ph. ¹ 1,2).

What character does the given emission have and which part of an eye is the source of this emission?

For registration of given emission the regime of electronic-optic transformer sensitive to infra-red emission was used. This emission is in infra-red or in ultra-violet area of spectrum, because it is impossible to see given emission without special equipment. Mostly the laser emission in ultra-violet part of spectrum is absorbed by superficial elements of optic system: cornea, lens, corpus vitreum. Consequently this emission is located in infra-red sphere of spectrum. The clear borders of emission and absence of region of the light dispersion, illumination, dot character (little divergence of coherent beams), appearance of emission, when getting a beam into the objective give the evidence that emission is not a patch of reflected light, it is focused and cogherent. If we try to concentrate the light of common electric lamp with the help of gathering lens – we can’t get a dot spot. This is connected with difference refractive ability of waves of different length. Beams of waves with one and the same length gather into separate focus. So the spot becomes unlimited without clear borders. So far as the given radiation, has dot character and is limited clearly – it consists of cogherent beams.

Also this radiation should be distinguished from the patch of reflected light, because it has clear borders and it is not constant. When eyeball moves, the patch of reflected light doesn’t disappear because the light of external source reflects from different parts of cornea and sclera. The given radiation comes from inside parts of eye and focuses, so it can disappear if doesn’t get the objective of camera. This radiation is not constant because is generated by an eye at the certain moments and this phenomenon can be observed when watching video. Thus the conclusion is that given radiation is not a patch of reflected light. When watching video and photos, it is possible to suppose that the source of radiation may be cornea or inside parts of an eye (lens, corpus vitreum, retina, chorioidea).

But at once we can except cornea and lens, because they are not provided with blood and they are always cooled because of washing by moisture and tears. Among corpus vitreum, retina and chorioidea – the richest in blood-filling is chorioidea. So chorioidea is assumed to be the supplier of the thermal energy for the powerful flow of infra-red radiation.

From the data of literature it is known that laser radiation of distant infra-red area of spectrum is absorbed by conjunctive, cornea and lens. Laser radiation in ultra-violet part of spectrum is absorbed basically by superficial elements of optical system: cornea, lens and corpus vitrum. Laser radiation of visible and near infra-red area of spectrum when hits the eye reaches retina. Therefore the given radiation is not visible. It is possible to make a conclusion that this radiation is located in the near area of infra-red spectrum. But because the resonator doesn’t have strictly paralleled sides such as the artificial lasers, so this radiation is not monochromatic but consists of a beams of cogherent electromagnetic waves of the near infra-red range with different frequency. So the human’s and cat’s eye is the optical quantum generator generating the cogherent nonmonochromatic electromagnetic radiation into the near infra-red area of spectrum.

We can make parallels between the structure of O.Q.G. (optical quantum generator) and the structure of an eye (pic. ¹ 1):

1) Corpus vitreum – the working body (active medium)

2) The block of pumping – chorioidea

3) Chorioidea and aqueous moisture of the camera anterior – the optical resonator.

4) Aqueous moisture of the camera anterior – translucent mirror for infra-red radiation.

The energy in the form of infra-red photons appeares from a chorioidea (the block of pumping) and goes to the corpus vitreum. In consequence of it there is an inverse population of atoms of corpus vitreum. Then a generation of cogherent infra-red photons becomes. The stream of photons when reaches the certain level which depends on thickness of a layer of an aqueous moisture of the camera anterior of an eye, leaves through a pupil outside.

The aqueous moisture of the camera anterior of an eye carries out function of a translucent mirror for infra-red radiation. Changes of blood-filling of chorioidea influence on size of intraocular pressure and the form of an eyeball (see fig. ¹ 1) At increase  of blood-filling of chorioidea there is an increase of front-back size of an eyeball since increased at a size the chorioidea as though squeezes out a corpus vitreum aside a pupil. Thus there is a change of the form of an eyeball, increases in front-back size. (see fig. ¹ 1) I think so that the length of the optical resonator can changes and consequently also the length of the waves of generated infra-red cogherent radiation changes. Due to the change of production of an aqueous moisture depth of the camera anterior of an eye and consequently the transparency of a mirror of the optical resonator for infra-red radiation can vary. Changes of thickness of a layer of an aqueous moisture of the camera anterior can influence on the power of generated by eye infra-red cogherent radiation.

The new experimental data received at the result of research of human and cat’s eye allow to look on new at at such deseases as glaucoma and myopia. How is it possible  to explain the development of glaucoma and myopia from the point of view, that the human eye is biolaser? As it is known intraocular pressure (I.O.P.) can increase when blood-filling of chorioidea increases and production of an aqueous moisture increases (3). When the eye begins to act as a laser the blood-filling of chorioidea increases carrying out the function of the block of pumping and also the production of an aqueous moisture increases and accordingly the level of  I.O.P. grows. Why does myopia defeat basically young persons (5-25 years) and glaucoma defeats elderly? Frequency of a primary glaucoma among persons older than 40 years – is nearby 1 %. At young age the primary glaucoma is met seldom (youthful glaucoma). In my opinion it is connected with the features of a sclera in young and old ages. Progressing of shot – sightedness is accompanied by the deformation both forward and back segments of an eyeball. Deformation of the back segment often causes the form of an eyeball in the form of extended elipse. The mechanism of deformation is connected with the change of structure of sclera – loosening of collagenic fibres. Reduction of resistance of sclera to the stretching connects with its morphological immaturity of fibroblasts and with the high level of soluble fractions of collagen and with the low level of elastin. In old age the sclera becomes less stretchable due to sclerous processes and reduction of percent of the contents of water in tissue. It is considered to be  that I.O.P. (P) is function of the volume of an eye (V):

P=f(V)

And changes of intraocular pressure (ΔP) depend on the changes of volume of an eyeball (ΔV):

(ΔP)=f(ΔV)

However, I think such point of view is not absolutely correct. I concider that I.O.P. depends not only on changes of volume of an eyeball but also on the rigidity of sclera (E):

P=f(E,V)

The more is the volume (V) of an eyeball and the more is the rigidity of sclera (E), the more is the intraocular pressure (P).

Therefore, I think, that the same reason – the increase of blood-filling of chorioidea and the production of an aqueous moisture at hyperfunction of an eye as a “biolaser” at young age leads to stretching and deformation of sclera and to the development of myopia, and in advanced age due to the reduction of an extensibility of a sclera to increase I.O.P. and to the development of the glaucoma.

Conclusions.

Human and cat’s eye is the optical quantum generator generating cogherent not monochromatic electromagnetic radiation in near infra-red area of a spectrum. It is possible to draw a conclusion that function of an eye as biolaser is regulated by a cortex of a brain and hypothalamus by neuro-humoral way.


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