Electrons travel through proteins like urban commuters

For Duke University theoretical chemist David Beratan, the results of his 15 years of studying how electrons make their way through some important protein molecules can be summed up with an analogy: how do big city dwellers get from here to there?

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news89562588.html">Electrons travel through proteins like urban commuters</a></p> <p>For Duke University theoretical chemist David Beratan, the results of his 15 years of studying how electrons make their way through some important protein molecules can be summed up with an analogy: how do big city dwellers get from here to there?</p>