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Really cool. My first paper was about how bacteria regulate their membrane fluidity in response to stress. I've always liked the subject and these simulations are a cool way to demonstrate how a bilayer reorganizes.
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Really cool. My first paper was about how bacteria regulate their membrane fluidity in response to stress. I've always liked the subject and these simulations are a cool way to demonstrate how a bilayer reorganizes.
I am starting to like this work very much. May I get the link to your paper?
This looks cool (and busy)! I am also happy I can ignore the chemistry part :D
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