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|a Physics of Bio-Molecules and Cells
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b Les Houches Session LXXV, 2-27 July 2001
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|a Physics of Protein-DNA Interaction -- Mechanics of motor proteins -- Modelling motor protein systems -- Dynamic Force Spectroscopy -- Polymerization Forces -- The Physics of Listeria Propulsion -- Physics of Composite Cell Membrane and Actin Based Cytoskeleton -- Cell Adhesion as Wetting Transition? -- Biological Physics in Silico -- Some Physical Problems in Bioinformatics -- Three Lectures on Biological Networks -- Thinking About The Brain
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|a Aimed at those working to enter this rapidly developing field, this volume on biological physics is written in a pe- dagogical style by leading scientists giving explanations that take their starting point where any physicist can fol- low and end at the frontier of research in biological phy- sics. These lectures describe the state-of-the-art physics of biomolecules and cells. In biological systems ranging from single biomolecules to entire cells and larger biological systems, it focuses on aspects that require concepts and methods from physics for their analysis and understanding, such as the mechanics of motor proteins; how the genetic code is physically read and managed; the machinery of protein--DNA interactions; force spectroscopy of biomolecules'velopes, cytoskeletons, and cytoplasms; polymerization forces; literia propulsion; cell motility; lab-on-a-chip nanotechnology for single-molecule analysis of biomolecules; bioinforma- tics; and coding and computational strategies of the brain
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