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Nature Chemistry (12 December 2008) | doi:10.1038/nchem.103
Nanotube motors: Sliding and spinning
Abstract
Biological systems contain tiny motors with linear and rotary motion; for example, the contracting proteins in muscles or the spinning flagella of bacteria. Scientists want to mimic these natural molecular motors for nanotechnology devices.
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