Single gene motion within the surrounding genomic flows @newyorkuniversity
Single gene motion within the surrounding genomic flows @newyorkuniversity
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Motion of a single gene (white dot) is marked by its trajectory (colored curve) within the flows of the surrounding genome (arrows).

Credit: Image courtesy of Alexandra Zidovska, Department of Physics, NYU.
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Single gene motion within the surrounding genomic flows

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