Quantitative Biology

A Logarithmic Alignment of Common Bioelements and Drugs

Authors: Alberto Coe

This paper identifies a non-random organization in the physicochemical properties that define life.By using a logarithmic network of the form L=L0eAq it is demonstrated that covalent radii (including water), electronegativity, and topological polar surface area (TPSA) are quantized into integer nodes (q). The results yield significant statistical confidence levels (P < 0.05 for radii and electronegativity), utilizing a family of constants derived from Euler's constant (e). This suggests that the physicochemical properties of some of the main substances involved in biological processes are fine-tuned according to a fundamental geometric and physical metric that minimizes structural entropy.

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