Symmetrical Restrictions on the Implementation of Hydrocarbon Chains of Phospholipids of Biomembranes and Alpha Helix

The symmetry restrictions are presented that allow for determining ideal prototypes of hydrocarbon chains of biomembrane phospholipids and α-helix. Prototypes are established by partitions of linear substructures of 4D polyhedra into building units determined by minimal finite projective geometry.

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INEOS OPEN
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2025-04-29
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https://doi.org/10.32931/io2512a
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ATP Synthase and ATPases Research
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Symmetrical Restrictions on the Implementation of Hydrocarbon Chains of Phospholipids of Biomembranes and Alpha Helix

А. Л. Талис
INEOS OPEN
ATP Synthase and ATPases Research
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Symmetrical Restrictions on the Implementation of Hydrocarbon Chains of Phospholipids of Biomembranes and Alpha Helix

А. Л. Талис
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Abstract

The symmetry restrictions are presented that allow for determining ideal prototypes of hydrocarbon chains of biomembrane phospholipids and α-helix. Prototypes are established by partitions of linear substructures of 4D polyhedra into building units determined by minimal finite projective geometry.

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