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Tag Archives: molecules
Moving Molecules
Regular readers will know that molecules are my thing, that my scientific endeavours are devoted to revealing the intricate architecture of proteins — the molecular machines that sustain life. They will also know that I have at times struggled with the … Continue reading
Posted in Protein Crystallography, Science
Tagged Animation, Drew Berry, molecules, Protein Crystallography
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Small and Very Far Away
As Father Ted might have explained it to Dougal, this one is very small: Atom but that one is far away. Mars (NASA) And yet it is the distant planet and not the nearby atom that seems to excite the … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Protein Crystallography, Science
Tagged cosmos, Father Ted, molecules, proteins
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