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Proteins-How Things Get Done in the Cell lecture

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Prof.Stephen Nowicki professor of Biology in Duke University tells about How Things Get Done in the Cell especially about protein studies,Proteomics is one of the important part in biotechnolgical studies,hop this lecture is useful.

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