Modeling Diffusion Controlled Reactions in Living Cells: A Solution to the Subdiffusion-Efficiency Paradox of EcoRV Enzyme in E.coli Bacteria by Leila Esmaeili Sereshki (2012) explores the complex mechanisms of diffusion-controlled reactions in biological systems. The book focuses on resolving the paradox of subdiffusion efficiency exhibited by the EcoRV enzyme within E.coli bacteria. Combining mathematical modeling with biological insights, it provides a comprehensive framework to understand diffusion processes in living cells. An essential resource for researchers and students in biophysics, systems biology, and computational biology.


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