LALP[removed]About the Cover: A ﬂuorescing drug molecule (glowing gold oval) binds to a protein (twisted-and-coiled thin teal “rope”) within a “ribbon” representation of a bacterial ribosome, a frequent target

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Date: 2014-07-17 18:00:30 United States University of California Nuclear weapons of the United States Livermore California Los Alamos National Laboratory LizardTech MrSID Sandia National Laboratories Los Alamos New Mexico New Mexico United States Department of Energy National Laboratories Manhattan Project		LALP[removed]About the Cover: A ﬂuorescing drug molecule (glowing gold oval) binds to a protein (twisted-and-coiled thin teal “rope”) within a “ribbon” representation of a bacterial ribosome, a frequent target Add to Reading List Source URL: www.lanl.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 2,76 MB Share Document on Facebook

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