Building artificial cells to measure energy flow in living systems
Living systems are defined by a continuous flow of energy, which is essential for physical development, wound healing, and our immune response to diseases like cancer. But measuring the energy flow of a specific process, like force generation, is complicated by the more than 10,000 different kinds of molecular proteins interacting inside each of our cells.
Ryota Sakamoto Michael Murrell Nature Communications Murrell Lab Scientists At Yale Systems Biology Institute Systems Biology Institute
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