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Tag: biophysics

X-Ray Studies Key in Study Relating to Immune System-Signaling Protein

New Molecular Blueprint Advances Our Understanding of Photosynthesis

Image - The cryo-EM structure of the NAD(P)H dehydrogenase-like complex (NDH). The atomic coordinate model shown as spheres, colored according to the different subunits, in front of an electron micrograph of frozen NDH particles in the background. (Credit: Thomas Laughlin/UC Berkeley and Berkeley Lab)

Beyond the WIMP: Unique Crystals Could Expand the Search for Dark Matter

Image - A computerized simulation of the large-scale distribution of dark matter in the universe. An overlay graph (in white) shows how a crystal sample intensely scintillates, or glows, when exposed to X-rays during a lab test. This and other properties could make it a good material for a dark matter detector. (Credit: Millennium Simulation, Berkeley Lab)

Possible New RNA Engineering Tool

New Discovery in Living Cell Signaling

New Details on Microtubules and How the Anti-Cancer Drug Taxol Works

Berkeley Lab Researchers Demonstrate First Size-based Chromatography Technique for the Study of Living Cells

Berkeley Lab’s Adam Arkin Wins 2013 Lawrence Award