Introduction to Biophysics

Applies physics to study biological systems, explaining function via physical properties and forces.

Explains energy transfer and entropy in biological systems.

Describes rates of biological processes, like enzyme reactions and molecular movement.

Proteins that convert chemical energy into mechanical work.

Studies the physical principles of nerve impulse generation and propagation.

Measures the interaction of light with molecules to determine structure/dynamics.

Determines atomic structure via X-ray diffraction patterns.

Lipid bilayers that form a barrier between the cell and its environment.

Simulate movement of atoms and molecules over time.

Uses computational methods to analyze biological data.