What is the Role of Biophysics in Studying Evolutionary Biomolecules?

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I'm very glad that I found this forum. Quaintly, I got here because of a post on the 'Biology and Medical' section. I am currently working on the biophysical characterization of some biomolecules of evolutionary interest. And well; even though I am a biomedical scientist I've always been attracted to the physics side :rolleyes:. I'm really looking forward to contribute to this forum as much as I can!
 
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