Long live structural biology.
Two camps continue to evolve in the field of structural biology--a 'systems-oriented' camp, which studies proteins or complexes carefully one system at a time, and a 'discovery-oriented' one, which studies proteins of entire families, pathways or genomes. The end goals of both camps are the same: to decipher the atomic-resolution structures and mechanisms of biological macromolecules and understand them in the context of the living cell.
Stevens
Raymond C
RC
Department of Molecular Biology and Chemistry at the Scripps Research Institute, La Jolla, California 92037, USA. stevens@scripps.edu
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