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February 16, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Technical Brief: Topological Fencing and Functional Entailment in Protein Folding Dynamics

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JHJohn Harby

Key Points

  • This technical brief aims to explore a novel approach to protein folding dynamics using topological fencing.
  • Introduces a topological fencing approach inspired by the Bio-Chem Topological Math Model.
  • Reconceptualizes protein folding as a constrained transformation instead of a random search.
  • Highlights challenges of existing protein folding models particularly with Levinthal’s Paradox.
  • Suggests that the topological fencing approach may offer advancements in understanding folding dynamics.

Abstract

Current protein folding models often struggle with the vast conformational search space defined by Levinthal’s Paradox. This brief presents a Topological Fencing approach, derived from the Bio-Chem Topological Math Model, which treats folding not as a random search, but as a constrained transformation within a continuous manifold 𝑋.

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John Harby (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69926503eb1f82dc367a0e6ehttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18637571
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