Jørgen Andersen - Protein Folding Using Quantum Topology

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Mathematician Jørgen Andersen on local geometry of hydrogen bonds, quantum states of proteins and future methods of predicting the macromolecules structure
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[@stephencarlsbad]

Im involved with physics, so I get this approach and his speculation about entanglement, information sharing etc. which is right on the money.
I came here because I wanted to connect some dot regarding biology and quantum physics. This video more than accomplished that end.
Excellent video and fascinating work!

[@tylerpedigo2938]

I understood like 10% of this but my god was it fascinating

[@benparkinson8314]

Wow, that is so very interesting, mind expanding to say the least!

[@Eugwel]

Natural modulized spaces will require quantum states to understand the folding issues. And we didn't know this? No, it was known but the proofs have to be fleshed out. Quantum states in molecular biology promise so much more!

[@vitauscas1972]

Is in the same idea what I am thinking of. Brilliant!

[@robertbarta2793]

Hmmm, Hilbert spaces represented via protein foldings .... hmmm. Highly non-localized, i.e. topological, i.e. rather robust. Hmmm. Not completely absurd...

[@jean-pierredevent970]

He has no two right hands.. what a lame excuse, let's find another next time.