Oak Ridge National Laboratory

$Illustration of neutron diffraction data showing water distribution (red and white molecules) near lipid bilayers prior to fusion (left) and during fusion. Mapping the water molecules is key to understanding the process of cell membrane fusion, which could help facilitate the development of treatments for diseases associated with cell fusion.$

First direct 3D maps of water during cell membrane fusion

Science September 21, 2018

New 3D maps of water distribution amid cellular membrane combination are quickening logical comprehension of cell development, which could prompt new medications for infections...

Study Visualizes Motion of Water Molecules, Promises New Wave of Electronic Devices

Science December 23, 2017

As indicated by another way to study the viscosity of water has uncovered new bits of knowledge about the behavior of water atoms and...

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First direct 3D maps of water during cell membrane fusion

Study Visualizes Motion of Water Molecules, Promises New Wave of Electronic Devices

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