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 #AIDS2024 The   HIV capsid: 12 pentamers  and quantum biology allow new ways of drug development by Stefan A. Geier Please, see that the number 12 in the HIV capsid molecule consisting of exactly 12 pentamers [1, 2] and about 186 (187 = 11 x 16), 216 (=12 x 18), or 242 (= 11 x 22) hexamers fits our concept on the relevance of M-theory and F-theory in the explanation of virology, biochemistry, and biology at the nanoscale. 12 pentamers exactly fit F-theory as one pole of stability in a space related to electromagnetic forces etc. and gravitation. A factor of 11 fits the M-theory pole of stability: „This means that  40 e^(-2pi/Phi²) is a 3 space + 1 time NEWTONian dimensional approximation nearer to 11 spacetime dimensions of a physics and a biology which approaches in some instances an approximate fit to 12 spacetime dimensions (e.g. collagen triple helix which is a superhelix, or Z-DNA double helix) and sometimes an approximative fit to 11 spacetime dimensions (...

Quasiperiodicty in 1, 2, 3, and 4 dimensions: Excellent talk by Dan SHECHTMAN on interference and light in soap bubbles and on quasicrystals. Question and comment on "The Science and Aesthetics of Soap Bubbles - Agora Talks | Lindau Mediatheque https://mediatheque.lindau-nobel.org/recordings/42235 " Excellent talk by Dan SHECHTMAN on interference and light in soap bubbles and on quasicrystals: Quasiperiodicity (≈ 40:00) in one dimension: FIBONACCI Series described by Leonardo di Pisa FIBONACCI; in two dimensions: Roger PENROSE’s PENROSE Tilings; in three dimensions: Dan SHECHTMAN’s Quasicrystals. It’s of interest that the heptad motif of coiled coil helices* is a second quasiperiodicity in one dimension described by Édouard LUCAS: LUCAS series are only slightly different at the starting and reach appoximately the golden ratio Phi, too. In addition they can be found in the seed heads of sunflowers sometimes in addition to FIBONACCI series. My supposition or question: Is the 60...