  Scaling theory generates transferable (even universal) algebraic and
geometrical relations between the amino acid sequences and the aggregation
functions of the three titled radically different proteins. In addition to the
two hydropathicity scales and beta strand scales used in earlier p53 work, a
second beta strand Hot Spot scale is shown to yield very accurate results for
oligomerization of p53, the tumor suppressor. These algebraic and geometrical
relations could be caused topologically by the dominance of protein-protein
aggregation by interactions in a membrane catalytic surface layer.
