TT120
09-28-01, 11:51 PM
Heres an interesting little tidbit I ran across:
PROTEIN FOLDING AND NANOTECHNOLOGY: Building man made machines on the nanoscale
In addition to biomedical applications, learning about how proteins fold will also teach us how to design our own protein-sized "nanomachines" to do similar tasks. Of course, before nanomachines can carry out any activity, they must also be assembled.
Anybody remember Wesley Crusher's Nanites?
PROTEIN FOLDING AND NANOTECHNOLOGY: Building man made machines on the nanoscale
In addition to biomedical applications, learning about how proteins fold will also teach us how to design our own protein-sized "nanomachines" to do similar tasks. Of course, before nanomachines can carry out any activity, they must also be assembled.
Anybody remember Wesley Crusher's Nanites?