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BPR is a new journal featuring reviews and original research covering all areas of biophysics. Published by @AIP_Publishing.
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How does your brain decide to persist or quit? We modeled brain circuits that support perseverance over aggression, shaping social dominance and flexible responses in animal competitions.
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We’re continuing the conversation — in a new place.
AIP Publishing is now posting on Bluesky: @ aip-publishing.bsky.social
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We’re continuing the conversation — in a new place.
AIP Publishing is now posting on Bluesky: @ aip-publishing.bsky.social
Follow us there for the latest research🧪
This review covers recent nerve repair findings, focusing on the peripheral nervous system and regeneration. It highlights electric field strategies for enhancing nerve growth.
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This review highlights recent advancements in predicting mutation-induced ΔΔGs in protein interactions, focusing on methods, challenges, and AI-driven improvements. aippub.org/4jlX7Wb
Caused by the abnormal polymerization of hemoglobin molecules, sickle cell disease creates deformations in red blood cells (RBC) that lead to sometimes fatal perturbations in cellular behavior and rheological characteristics in blood. #scilight
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This review highlights recent advancements in predicting mutation-induced ΔΔGs in protein interactions, focusing on methods, challenges, and AI-driven improvements.
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Recent breakthroughs in intrinsically disordered proteins and how we go from molecular descriptions to cellular functions with the help of NMR. @SAShowalterLab @Wei__Chen_ @cegrPSU @psu_chemistry aippub.org/4hv3WUt
Integrating AI and traditional network analysis methods can assist in building more accurate models of RNA complex structures, predicting their dynamic behaviors, and designing RNA-based inhibitors.
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This review discusses the application of nanotechnology and nano biomaterials in retinal diseases, emphasizing research investigations in nanomedicine-based diagnostics and therapeutics. @WayneStateOVAS @waynemedicine @nikhil24216
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This review discusses the application of nanotechnology and nano biomaterials in retinal diseases, emphasizing research investigations in nanomedicine-based diagnostics and therapeutics. @WayneStateOVAS @waynemedicine @nikhil24216
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Publishing #OpenAccess enhances the visibility and impact of research. Our author select program allows researchers to publish OA across our whole portfolio. Read one of the most downloaded articles from Biophysics Reviews as we celebrate #OAWeek!
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Hey @MicroTas2024!
We're searching for the next editor-in-chief for @BiophysRev! To learn more about this opportunity in #Biophysics, stop by @AIP_Publishing Booth 49.
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Check out Biophysics Reviews Editor @BanerjeeLab_UB #ACSFall2024 presentation tomorrow!
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Come see Reviews Editor Aaron Lau at one of his three #ACSFall2024 presentations!
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Microfluidics provides a physiologically realistic and yet controlled playground for quantitative studies of cell migration. @mingmingwu2
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Are you an artist with a passion for science or a scientist with an artistic flair?
Submit a "Visuals" gallery-type article to Biophysics Reviews today!
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We strongly believe that art & science have more in common than typically
appreciated. Learn more about our new gallery-type article, "#Visuals"!
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After performing its function, the fibrin component of a blood clot must be degraded. Here, we visualized stable fibrin fibers and partially degraded fibers with bound catalytic enzymes (green). @ValTutwiler @rebecca_risman @BMERutgers
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Submit to our new gallery-type article "#Visuals"! These articles are a new format designed to capture the essence of #biophysical research. Check out this Editorial from Reviews Editor @fspasqualini to learn more!
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