The Chern-Simons Current in Time Series of Knots and Links in Proteins
Salvatore Capozziello, Richard Pincak

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel superspace model using Chern-Simons theory to analyze DNA knot and link structures, linking advanced mathematical physics to gene expression and protein interactions.
Contribution
It develops an $E_{8} imes E_{8}$ unified spin model with modified cohomologies to describe protein-DNA interactions and gene state transitions in a biological context.
Findings
Derives equations for gene expression transitions.
Models protein interactions using Chern-Simons current in higher dimensions.
Connects knot theory with genetic and protein data.
Abstract
A superspace model of knots and links for DNA time series data is proposed to take into account the feedback loop from docking to undocking state of protein-protein interactions. In particular, the direction of interactions between the 8 hidden states of DNA is considered. It is a unified spin model where the genotype, from active and inactive side of DNA time data series, can be considered for any living organism. The mathematical model is borrowed from loop-quantum gravity and adapted to biology. It is used to derive equations for gene expression describing transitions from ground to excited states, and for the 8 coupling states between geneon and anti-geneon transposon and retrotransposon in trash DNA. Specifically, we adopt a modified Grothendieck cohomology and a modified Khovanov cohomology for biology. The result is a Chern-Simons current in …
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