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the more I think about it, the more I do not understand about cells and I've been trying to read as much as possible but I saw a video on youtube of cellular simulation showing some molecular machine moving on a molecular rope carrying a sack of proteins. So are there strands of rope networked all through the entire cell?
and how do specific molecules know exactly where to go to do there specific job, i mean everything seems so damn organized and efficient like a factory. Its obvious the molecules don't have garmin gps guiding them and its some sort of sensory system but can someone give me a little insight to how that actually works and why not all the molecules use ropes to move through nice networks.
and how do specific molecules know exactly where to go to do there specific job, i mean everything seems so damn organized and efficient like a factory. Its obvious the molecules don't have garmin gps guiding them and its some sort of sensory system but can someone give me a little insight to how that actually works and why not all the molecules use ropes to move through nice networks.