Re: [Fis] continuing the session molecular recognition and inviting papers on this topic

Dear Pedro and other FIEers:

We may organize several papers on this topic for publication as a special issue
in my journal MOLECULES (http://www.mdpi.org/molecules/)
or Molecular Diversity (http://www.kluweronline.com/issn/1381-1991).
These two journals have been fully covered by Science Citation Index database.
As the editor-in-chief of the printed journal Molecular Diversity
I can have a special issue on molecular identity or molecular distinguishability
which is essentially a molecular recognition topic. Could you prepare an overview
f the discussions for publication as the first paper? The deadline for sending
the papers to me might be 1 December 2003.

I am still handling some of the comments made by Igor and other FIEers.

Thanks, Pedro!

Shu-Kun

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"Pedro C. Mariju�n" wrote:
> Dear FISers,
>
> After the vacational pause, it would be time to warm up.
>
> Is there any volunteer contribution to refresh the main problems we were
> exploring around molecular recognition? Actually it is amazing that this
> very 'frontier' between information physics and bioinformation has been
> left largely unexplored in its generality (not of course in the myriad of
> particular cases). Getting some further advancement in the
> conceptualization of the theme will not be easy, but at least we can try.
>
> Just going back to the fascinating exchanges between Shu-Kun, Igor and
> other parties there were quite many threads open. Particularly in the
> relationship with enzymes' processing capabilities (and obviously in the
> connection with information physics fundamentals). In Bioinformation, I
> think another potential inroad could be the relationship of molecular
> recognition with the three classical information genera (generative,
> structural, communicational) discussed long ago for the living cell...
> perhaps starting with the cellular applicability of Michael's theory on
> generative processes and finally revisiting Cristophe 'constraints'.  And
> molecular codes (Sergei, Karl) would be right in the middle.
>
> We may unfold these discussions during this month and good part of October.
> Remember that Jerry and Luis are already preparing the next session on
> ecological economics (probably to start around the middle of next month).
> Interested parties could contact them in anticipation.
>
> very best after-vacation wishes!
>
> Pedro
>
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