Although bacterial cells are invisible to the naked eye, they are large enough to make complex decisions. Cells consist of thousands of different molecular species, including DNA, proteins and smaller molecules, allowing them to sense their environment, process this information, and respond accordingly.

These include the expression or control of genes. Despite these characteristics, a living cell exists in the material world and follows its laws.

Keeping that in mind can help answer questions like how cells work and why they solve problems the way they work. The application of physical principles in biology allows researchers to solve difficult problems in the interaction between biology and physical science, including the ability of biological cells to sense chemicals in their environment, how cells encode physical stimuli in biochemical pathways, how cells amplify and adapt signals .

Continuous stimulation. In this book, the reader is introduced to this wonderful subject without the need for comprehensive mathematical details or a huge advance knowledge of biological physics..

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