🧬✨ From Atoms to Hands – Holding a Protein in your hands!
What once lived only on computer screens and crystallography data files… can now be held in your hands.
This is the power of 3D printing in molecular biology.
Thanks to high-resolution protein structures and additive manufacturing, we can now physically touch and explore the intricate shapes of biomolecules—like this beautiful printed model of a protein complex.
📦 Every twist, groove, and pocket—perfectly captured in layers of printed polymer.
🧠 Whether for research, teaching, or just pure scientific joy, 3D-printed proteins bring molecular biology closer than ever.
Imagine explaining allosteric regulation or dimerization using a model like this. Game-changer for classrooms and team meetings!
🔬💡 Science isn't just something we see on screens anymore. We can hold it. Rotate it. Learn from it.
More proteins to come… stay tuned!
#3DPrinting #ProteinStructure #MolecularBiology #ScienceInYourHands #BiotechInnovation #SciArt #ProteinEngineering #StructuralBiology #STEMeducation
🧪 Column check? ✅
Running acetone through our Superose 6 Increase 10/300 column to make sure everything’s in top shape before diving into a wave of exciting protein samples!
A clean, sharp peak = ready for action.
Next up? Many, many proteins waiting to be analyzed
#LabLife
🚨 Rosetta antibody lovers — we need a Colab version of RFantibody!
This gem deserves wider access for rapid prototyping and educational demos:
🔗 https://t.co/25B1FiroZL
Maybe the wizard @sokrypton can help make some 🪄 happen?
Would be epic for the antibody design community!
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Gas vesicles are gas-filled but gas-permeable protein shells that make cells float. Here is the peer-reviewed (published published?) version of our preprint determining their molecular structure and assembly: https://t.co/0Y9X3Yhhqc #cryoEM#gasvesicles
@ray4tesla I am guilty myself. I tend to do it as well. I guess simply because you record other people who enjoy the same technology and we tend to be attracted by similarity.