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The evolution scenario of the resource distribution in the fractal-cluster systems which are identified as organism on Burdakov's classification is suggested. In this model the resource distribution dynamics is determined by the ultrametric structure of the fractal-cluster space. Thus for each cluster there is the characteristic time of its transition to an equilibrium state defined by ultrametric size of the cluster. The general equation that describes that dynamics is presented. The numeric solution for that equation for the certain types of resource transformation between clusters is received. The problem of identification of parameters of model with reference to real systems is discussed.

In this paper, the basic notions of ultrametric ($p$-adic) description of protein conformational dynamics and CO rebinding to myoglobin are presented. It is shown that one and the same model of the reaction — ultrametric diffusion type describes essentially different features of the rebinding kinetics at high-temperatures ($300{\div}200$ K) and low-temperatures ($180{\div}60$ K). We suggest this result indicates a special structural order in a protein molecule. Besides all the other structural features, it is organized by such a way that its conformational mobility changes self-similar from room temperature up to the cryogenic temperatures.