Lecture 01, class introduction: From life to molecular biophysics

[@3lihzm]

I'm so lucky to find this playlist

[@mr.muhammadalamgeer3418]

A lot of learning as a student of bio physics. Thank you so much Sir.

[@sherinajoy6910]

Thank you for the lecture, Professor!

[@RalphDratman]

These are wonderful talks. Thank you!

[@petrmasek4506]

Lovely high quality videos. Thank you :-)

[@athulprem5001]

Thank you for your lectures.

[@saradhamuthukrishnan3732]

I always amaze as how a single cell change to different types and make an entire organism

[@setyantotriwahyudi4322]

Thank you very much... This is Amazing. Thank you Professor Erik . .

[@obedasante3522]

great playlist. thanks for this Mr Lindahl

[@venkybabu8140]

Mostly frequency mix matches of molecules. Some frequency groups do gene expression.

[@Don-yq9oy]

Thank you much for this...

[@ropon-palaciosg.7760]

Thanks so much Professor, you've more lecture for share?. Thanks in advanced!!

[@hossamarif7921]

Can you recommend a textbook for this course, please ?

[@eriklindahl]

Plenty of good ones in the literature, but it was originally inspired by Finkelstein & Ptitsyn's "Protein physics" that I used for on-site classes for several years.

[@kiberenigestsebez6633]

What is the relationship between viral icoshaderal and orbit stabilizer theorem

[@Ejeby]

9:08 70 kilos of ATP/day being generated and used ??

[@finnberuldsen4798]

The human body turns over roughly its weight in ATP daily. It is actually being regenerated all the time (I think more than 1000 times per ATP, per day).