Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Protein structure is invariably connected to protein function. There are two important secondary structure elements: alpha-helices and beta-sheets (which sometimes come in a shape of beta-barrels). The actual shapes of these structures can be complicated, but in the first approximation, they are usually approximated by, correspondingly, cylindrical spirals and planes (and cylinders, for beta-barrels). , following the ideas pioneered by a renowned mathematician M. Gromov,  use natural symmetries to show that, under reasonable assumptions, these geometric shapes are indeed the best approximating families for secondary structures.
['Jaime Nava', 'Vladik Kreinovich']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Towards Symmetry-Based Explanation of (Approximate) Shapes of Alpha-Helices and Beta-Sheets (and Beta-Barrels) in Protein Structure
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