Explore a 26-minute seminar presentation from the Biological Physics/Physical Biology series that delves into the fascinating world of multiscale simulations for studying amyloidogenic polypeptides, examining the transition from atomic-level details to larger molecular structures known as blobs, and investigating their role in biological systems and disease processes.
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Ioana Ilie (From atoms to blobs: Multiscale simulations of amyloidogenic polypeptides)
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BPPB Seminar
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