In the latest addition to our Education Section, Mura et al. give a guide to the science and art of biomolecular graphics, both in principle and as practiced in structural and computational biology.
Chen Hou et al. introduce a new way to predict oxygen currents in the human lung under varying conditions; the method requires only a pocket calculator and agrees with measured currents within a few percent.
Chen Hou et al. introduce a new way to predict oxygen currents in the human lung under varying conditions; the method requires only a pocket calculator and agrees with measured currents within a few percent.
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Wu et al. take a new approach to early assessment of an influenza outbreak. Establishing a quantitative relationship between the antigenic variation of the virus and its mortality burden, they propose a method to rapidly and more accurately assess the impact on human health.
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