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To introduce a theoretical framework evaluating viral infections as coordinated cyber-biological networks rather than independent, stochastic particle interactions.

August 15, 2026Open Access

Article I: The Avicenna Protocol Decrypting the Viral Connectome, Sociovirology, and the Billion-Alphabet Cryptography

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To introduce a theoretical framework evaluating viral infections as coordinated cyber-biological networks rather than independent, stochastic particle interactions.
Conceptual integration of principles from sociovirology, network neuroscience, biosemiotics, and host-cell proteomics.
Hypothesizes that viral swarms modulate host cellular hardware, including ion channels and mitochondrial thermodynamics, to form interconnected communication lattices.
Proposes that targeting systemic biochemical signaling networks rather than eradicating physical particles could enable alternative antiviral therapeutic mechanisms.

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Theoretical analysis proposes a decentralized viral communication network within biological hosts, suggesting signaling disruption as an alternative therapeutic strategy.

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Seyed Mahyar Shariatpanahi. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a801a1a75c2e31742c8697b https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21917830

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Theoretical analysis proposes a decentralized viral communication network within biological hosts, suggesting signaling disruption as an alternative therapeutic strategy.

Article I: The Avicenna Protocol Decrypting the Viral Connectome, Sociovirology, and the Billion-Alphabet Cryptography

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Article I: The Avicenna Protocol Decrypting the Viral Connectome, Sociovirology, and the Billion-Alphabet Cryptography

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