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Intracellular Molecular Dynamics Progressively Change during Carcinogenesis Revealed by Elastic and Quasi-Elastic Neutron Scattering
Cancer has traditionally been studied from molecular and genetic perspectives, and more recently, increasing attention has been directed toward its physical aspects. The intrinsically disordered proteome is altered in cancer cells compared to normal cells. Nevertheless, how the emergence of these pr
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