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Nucleic acids theoretically possess a Szilard engine function that canconvert the energy associated with the Shannon entropy of molecules for whichthey have coded recognition, into the useful work of geometric reconfigurationof the nucleic acid molecule. This function is logically reversible because itsmechanism is literally and physically constructed out of the informationnecessary to reduce the Shannon entropy of such molecules, which means thatthis information exists on both sides of the theoretical engine, and becauseinformation is retained in the geometric degrees of freedom of the nucleic acidmolecule, a quantum gate is formed through which multi-state nucleic acidqubits can interact. Entangled biophotons emitted as a consequence of symmetrybreaking nucleic acid Szilard engine (NASE) function can be used to coordinaterelative positioning of different nucleic acid locations, both within andbetween cells, thus providing the potential for quantum coherence of an entirebiological system. Theoretical implications of understanding biological systemsas such "quantum adaptive systems" include the potential for multi-agent basedquantum computing, and a better understanding of systemic pathologies such ascancer, as being related to a loss of systemic quantum coherence.

A Theoretical Mechanism of Szilard Engine Function in Nucleic Acids and the Implications for Quantum Coherence in Biological Systems