To discover the new drugs of complex diseases, the most essential human body is the structure and structure of the simple and complex protein molecule and much better than the X-ray crystallography (XRC) and the 'Nuclear magnetic resonance' (NMR) to see their movements more shady and accurately. More powerful microscope
This device is called Cryo-electron microscope or Cryo-EM, which is a powerful microscope, which can now report complex and complicated proteins atomic level. As a result, it is possible to visualize the complex structure of structures and their movement on our body through the powerful powerful microscope 'Croo-EM', being easier than ever and clear and clear (high resolution).
For the development of this Crio-EM, Joachim Frank of the University of the University of the University of Lausanne, Joachim Frank of the University of the United States of America, and Richard Henderson, chemist of the Department of Biochemistry of Molecular Biochemistry of the University of Cambridge, Cambridge.
Royal Swedish Academy of Science awarded three of their Nobel laureates for this unique contribution to chemistry on Wednesday.
