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US 2026/0098870 A1Published application
Cis-trans isomerization of oxytocin
OwnerJoel Steven Goldberginventor
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Failures in establishing trust during international conflict negotiations frequently result in warfare, as ideological differences often cannot be resolved through rational discourse alone. Empathy between opposing parties is essential for building trust, and oxytocin is recognized for its critical role in facilitating empathy, trust, inter-brain synchrony, and cooperative decision-making. However, prevailing scientific studies typically do not differentiate between the cis and trans isomers of oxytocin, despite evidence that only the trans isomer is pharmacologically active. The present invention provides methods for the separation and quantification of oxytocin isomers, with particular emphasis on the trans isomer's function in social synchrony and decision-making within conflict negotiation contexts. Additionally, the invention explores the role of extremely low frequency electromagnetic radiation permeating the human central nervous system interconnecting neurochemical changes among groups. These advances clarify the unique neuropeptide functions of oxytocin and enhance understanding of its impact on cooperation and conflict resolution.
A method for distinguishing and quantifying cis- and trans-isomers of oxytocin in a biological sample, comprising:
A system for monitoring oxytocin isomer ratios in relation to conflict negotiation outcomes, comprising:
A method for monitoring a conflict negotiation, comprising:
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