state variables

Hi every one
In classical thermodynamics the four state variables are P, V, T and
composition. These are quite obvious for a system of Gases. However
what are the state variables for any non-gas system. For example, in
cases interaction between proteins or between protein and DNA.
With regards
Biplab

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