Science in motion

Philip Ball
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Nature, 2000, vol. 406, issue 6793, 244-245

Abstract: To understand the motion of individual proteins in muscles or the cooperative motions of groups of bacteria, scientists need ideas from both biology and physics, as shown at a meeting held last month.

Date: 2000
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