Internal Structure of Elementary Particle and Possible Deterministic Mechanism of Biological Evolution. - Alexey V. Melkikh (Entropy, 2004)

Can an Organism Adapt Itself to Unforeseen Circumstances? - Alexey V. Melkikh (CoRR, 2006)

Biological complexity, quantum coherent states and the problem of efficient transmission of information inside a cell. - Alexey V. Melkikh (Biosyst., 2013)

The No Free Lunch Theorem and hypothesis of instinctive animal behavior. - Alexey V. Melkikh (Artif. Intell. Res., 2014)

Quantum information and the problem of mechanisms of biological evolution. - Alexey V. Melkikh (Biosyst., 2014)

Congenital programs of the behavior and nontrivial quantum effects in the neurons work. - Alexey V. Melkikh (Biosyst., 2014)

Mechanisms of directed evolution of morphological structures and the problems of morphogenesis. - Alexey V. Melkikh; Andrei Yu. Khrennikov (Biosyst., 2018)

A Nonlinear H-Infinity Control Approach to Stabilization of Distributed Synchronous Generators. - Gerasimos G. Rigatos; Pierluigi Siano; Alexey V. Melkikh; Nikolaos A. Zervos (IEEE Syst. J., 2018)

Thinking as a quantum phenomenon. - Alexey V. Melkikh (Biosyst., 2019)

Leadership scenarios in prisoner's dilemma game. - S. G. Babajanyan; Alexey V. Melkikh; Armen E. Allahverdyan (CoRR, 2019)

Can Quantum Correlations Lead to Violation of the Second Law of Thermodynamics? - Alexey V. Melkikh (Entropy, 2021)

Quantum Universe, Horizon, and Antimatter. - Alexey V. Melkikh (Symmetry, 2021)

The Brain and the New Foundations of Mathematics. - Alexey V. Melkikh (Symmetry, 2021)

Viruses, immunity and evolution. - Alexey V. Melkikh (Biosyst., 2022)

Thinking, holograms, and the quantum brain. - Alexey V. Melkikh (Biosyst., 2023)

Mutations, sex, and genetic diversity: New arguments for partially directed evolution. - Alexey V. Melkikh (Biosyst., 2023)

Aging and group selection: New arguments in favor of partially directed evolution. - Alexey V. Melkikh (Biosyst., 2023)

Unsolved morphogenesis problems and the hidden order. - Alexey V. Melkikh (Biosyst., 2024)

Why does a cell function? New arguments in favor of quantum effects. - Alexey V. Melkikh (Biosyst., 2024)