Podcast: Combining Cryo-electron Microscopy with Supercomputer Simulation
by Rich Brueckner from High-Performance Computing News Analysis | insideHPC on (#22JR8)
Scientists have taken the closest look yet at molecule-sized machinery called the human preinitiation complex. It basically opens up DNA so that genes can be copied and turned into proteins. The science team formed from Northwestern University, Berkeley National Laboratory, Georgia State University, and UC Berkeley. They used a cutting-edge technique called cryo-electron microscopy and combined it with supercomputer analysis. They published their results May of 2016 in the journal Nature.
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