Genome space and structure genome invariants

The traditional approach examines and collects data on a single gene, a single protein or a single reaction at a time. Given the state space of the cell, any gene can be represented by a point (vector) in this space and its components are the protein expressions of the same gene for any state. When the same process is repeated for all the genes, we obtain a set of points (vectors) which is a new space or genome space. Inside the genome space we can define invariants that give us the structure of the genome space. With the genome space and state space we can give a model for any cell and in particular for the neurons in the brain.