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Exactly. I think he was missing my point: Cells and biological structures of that size have always been easy to look at, it's not so easy to do the same with sm
by charlchi 8y ago
Exactly. I think he was missing my point: Cells and biological structures of that size have always been easy to look at, it's not so easy to do the same with smaller structures, like DNA.
- Balgair 8y agoYeah, with DNA, you literally have to x-ray it to 'see' anything. That tends to be rather destructive. And as science goes along, we are seeing that the smaller stuff is really really important, like scaffolding proteins in synapses.