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Tagged “SARS-CoV-2”
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Understanding Viruses: Biology, Evolution, and Pandemics
In this deep dive into virology, Vincent Racaniello clarifies the fundamental nature of viruses as obligate intracellular parasites. The discussion spans the evolutionary history of these entities, distinguishing between the conservative s…
3h 35m -
Decoding Proteins, Viruses, and Evolutionary Biology
Professor Dmitry Korkin returns to discuss the deep complexity of proteins, viewing them as modular machines rather than simple sequences of amino acids. The conversation explores the structural beauty of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, the mechanic…
2h 18m -
Human Genome, Biology, and Intelligence with Manolis Kellis
In this engaging dialogue, MIT professor Manolis Kellis examines the human genome not just as biological code, but as a masterpiece of design, resilience, and evolution. He compares organisms to digital computers that rely on robust, conte…
2h 29m -
Bioinformatics and the Science of COVID-19
Professor Dmitry Korkin explains the biology of viruses as highly efficient, evolutionary machines. He explores how bioinformatics and computational sciences are critical in the fight against COVID-19, specifically for mapping the structur…
2h 09m
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