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Images of the cell's transport pods, produced at EMBL Heidelberg, revealed a molecular version of the robots from Transformers, published online today in Science. 
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A computer animation demonstrates the flexible dynamics — the moving parts — of human IgG antibody. 3-D images of two individual antibody particles (gray) were generated using EM tomography with IPET. The demonstration shows how the same molecular chains (red, orange, and green noodle-like models) of antibody particle #1 can fit precisely into particle #2, which was found under the microscope in an entirely different pose.
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Scientists in Glasgow create a 3D map of a key protein which protects against the development of cancer.
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Scientists use Diamond and ESRF to reveal structure of a protein drug target that could help lower cholesterol in the blood...
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Collective motion emerges spontaneously in wiggling protein strands...
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A non-destructive method for imaging single proteins could help solve one of the biggest challenges in biology...
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In a study conducted among 25 healthy individuals living in a controlled setting who were randomized to overconsumption of different levels of protein diets, those consuming the low-protein diet had less weight gain compared to those consuming...
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It's as if you could skip a few steps in the origami instructions and still end up with a perfect paper crane in the end.
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