Sekerob
Are the physicists looking at this stuff too??!! If one can tweak ones outlook on our physical universe, enough to let this advanced biochemistry stuff come to the table... Isn't Antonio kind of begging the question??? At the molecular level, are we seeing a wave/particle duality in play??? Change in energy levels can induce change in shape, bringing about a change in the behaviors and reactions of all players. Or, gedanken.... a man gets on a train, sits in a seat,then at consecutive stops with more people getting on the train, the man gives up his seat, then becomes so crowded and frustrated with the crowding he elbows his companions for space, grabs the handholds, and lifts himself above the floor, bring his knees to his chests, then unfolds his body out 90 degrees, above all the other passengers. Imagine a gymnast on the rings, laying down in midair, suspended by his arms, with just that little 90 degree bend at the elbows supporting him. A means of escape! Or, a setup for another scenario...
Before you laugh too hard, let me ask you this? Hasn't the problem with HIV always been it's propensity to escape the clenches of the human body's immune system. And I mean escape! I say hiv escapes, shape shifts. It doesnt kill antibodies, it simply leaves them with nothing to do. The answer must lie in allowing hiv to "ride alone..."

A molecule is enormous compared to a single particle like a quark, electron or photon. The Schrodinger equation shows that a molecule has relatively little uncertainty. So you are barking up the wrong tree. The HIV virus contains a molecule that turns off the anti-retrovirus machinery in a human cell, The protein sheath is studded with a constantly mutating coat of sugar molecules that disguise the virus, enabling the virus to evade antibodies.

Lawrence