Measure Proteins in Place - New Science
Published 2022-09-13. Better tools to study proteins in their natural context could bolster predictive algorithms. What drew me — and I suspect many — to biology is its chaos and its beauty. You’ve heard this before: Cells are crowded, imperfect, warm. Thermal energy fluctuations are large compared to the scale of most biological interaction energies. It is nothing short of a miracle, then, that biological systems work as well as they do. Living systems are far more robust than anything humans …
Measure Proteins in Place - New Science Measure Proteins in Place Published 2022-09-13. Better tools to study proteins in their natural context could bolster predictive algorithms. What drew me — and I suspect many — to biology is its chaos and its beauty. You’ve heard this before: Cells are crowded, imperfect, warm. Thermal energy fluctuations are large compared to the scale of most biological interaction energies. It is nothing short of a miracle, then, that biological systems work as well as they do. Living systems are far more robust than anything humans have engineered because they know,
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