🚀 go-pugleaf

sidles@stein.u.washington.edu (John Sidles) writes:
: Hopefully, the next generation of molecular biologists will
: routinely, quickly, and easily obtain images showing the full
: three-dimensional structure of the molecules they are studying,
: in situ, with all their ligands, cross-links, and glycosylation
: in place.  This would substantially accelerate the development
: of effective treatments for presently intractable disorders.
: 
: The challenge posed to the collective theoretical, experimental,
: and inventive powers of "sci.physics" is this: design a
: molecular microscope with the above-named capabilities.

I think one of the current lines of reasearch
is:

An x-ray laser, thus allowing microscopic holographic imaging.


: John Sidles, Ph.D.                  email: sidles@u.washington.edu

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