a: protein structure ~
b: a ball on a sloping floor

What:

"..Seattle biochemist David Baker explains it, a protein's structure is like a ball on a sloping floor: It will find its lowest energy state just as the ball will naturally roll to the surface's lowest point. Figuring out the "correct" shape of a given protein, then means finding the shape with the lowest energy level."


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Writer: David Baker
LCC: QD
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Date: Sep 4 2014 11:49 AM


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