Recent studies have revealed that within cells of both yeast and bacteria, the rates of diffusion of RNA proteins--complex molecules that convey important information throughout the cell--are distributed in characteristic exponential patterns. As it turns out, these patterns display the highest possible degree of disorder, or 'entropy', of all possible diffusion processes within the cell.
Recent studies have revealed that within cells of both yeast and bacteria, the rates of diffusion of RNA proteins--complex molecules that convey important information throughout the cell--are distributed in characteristic exponential patterns. As it turns out, these patterns display the highest possible degree of disorder, or 'entropy', of all possible diffusion processes within the cell.
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