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Protein Polymers: Biophysics Insights

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This lecture explores the biophysics of protein polymers, focusing on the co-evolution of amino acids, protein structures, and the stability of proteins. The instructor discusses the principles of diffusion, the relationship between protein sequences and structures, and the role of polymer models in understanding protein folding. The lecture also covers the significance of experimental methods like x-ray crystallography and NMR in studying protein structures.

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