A comprehensive understanding of complex nanostructures--like proteins and viruses--could lead to breakthroughs in some of the most challenging problems in biology and medicine. But because these objects are a thousand times smaller than the width of human hair, scientists can't directly see into them to determine their shape and function.
A comprehensive understanding of complex nanostructures--like proteins and viruses--could lead to breakthroughs in some of the most challenging problems in biology and medicine. But because these objects are a thousand times smaller than the width of human hair, scientists can't directly see into them to determine their shape and function.
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