Molecular machines: Nature's nanotechnology

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Description

This lecture explores the fascinating world of molecular machines found in nature, focusing on examples like ATP synthase, flagellar motors, and DNA origami. The instructor discusses the mechanisms, efficiency, and self-assembling properties of these nanoscale devices.

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