Molecular Modelling and GNU/Linux

What’s in a (Red Blood) Cell?

The red blood cell is a metabolically-driven cell where protein synthesis or dna material is no more available. This specific cell is essential for life, and a tremendous amount of work has been performed to decipher the complexity of RBC during the cell differentiation process and its entire lifespan.
Red blood cells contain a very large amount of hemoglobin, essential for breathing, involved in oxygen transport and exchange. This mechanism is understood in detail but there is a lot of (…)

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