Poetry in Motion: Catching Molecules in Action
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Researchers have long sought to `see' proteins and other macromolecules in motion, to better understand their functions. Technological developments, notably advances in serial crystallography, are now making these dreams a reality, heralding a new era of kinetic crystallography.
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