2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.mran.2023.100249
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The SARS-CoV-2 Hydra, a tiny monster from the 21st century: Thermodynamics of the BA.5.2 and BF.7 variants

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“…The result of competition was the suppression of the old variants with newer ones, which exhibited greater infectivity [Eales et al, 2022]. All variants of SARS-CoV-2 have been chemically and thermodynamically characterized [Popovic, 2023b[Popovic, , 2023c[Popovic, , 2023d[Popovic, , 2022b[Popovic, , 2022c[Popovic, , 2022d During the time evolution of the virus, through acquisition of mutations, changes occurred in the elemental composition, information content in the genome and spike glycoprotein, towards formation of a greater binding affinity for the receptor [Makowski et al, 2022]. An increase in binding affinity resulted in a greater antigen-receptor binding rate.…”
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“…The result of competition was the suppression of the old variants with newer ones, which exhibited greater infectivity [Eales et al, 2022]. All variants of SARS-CoV-2 have been chemically and thermodynamically characterized [Popovic, 2023b[Popovic, , 2023c[Popovic, , 2023d[Popovic, , 2022b[Popovic, , 2022c[Popovic, , 2022d During the time evolution of the virus, through acquisition of mutations, changes occurred in the elemental composition, information content in the genome and spike glycoprotein, towards formation of a greater binding affinity for the receptor [Makowski et al, 2022]. An increase in binding affinity resulted in a greater antigen-receptor binding rate.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The driving force for reactions of polymerization is Gibbs energy of biosynthesis [Popovic, 2022a;Demirel, 2014]. This is why Gibbs energy determines biosynthesis rate, according to the phenomenological equation [Popovic, 2023c[Popovic, , 2023dvon Stockar, 2013a;Demirel, 2014].…”
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