Explore the fascinating dynamics of biological systems in this 31-minute seminar presentation examining the intricate interactions between microtubules and molecular motors in active mixtures, delivered as part of the Biological Physics/Physical Biology seminar series. Delve into the complex mechanisms of self-assembly processes that occur when these essential cellular components interact, gaining insights into the fundamental principles governing biological organization at the molecular level.
Overview
Syllabus
Guillaume Duclos: Self-assembly in active mixtures of microtubules and molecular motors
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BPPB Seminar
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