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SUMMARY:How does entropy determine the number of protein types in a cell?
DESCRIPTION:Featuring Jingshan Zhang \, Harvard University\nHosted by: Sidn
	ey Redner\n\nPart of the Biophysics/Condensed Matter Seminar Series.\n\nAbs
	tract: A few thousand types of proteins coexist in a single-celled organism
	.\nThis number might result from a trade-off between more complex functions
	 and\nless interference between functionally unrelated proteins. The need f
	or\nproteins to bind to their partners constrains the number of protein typ
	es in a\ncell\, and requires sufficient copies of each protein. This pictur
	e agrees with\nthe experimental data of the protein types and copy numbers 
	in a yeast cell.
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