Cell biophysics

Cell biophysics is the study of how cells work. It looks at how the different components of a cell (like proteins, sugar, and other molecules) interact with each other and how these interactions cause cells to do different things. For example, proteins help a cell take in or release certain substances and these substances help the cell function. By studying how different proteins and substances interact with one another, scientists can learn how cells can survive, reproduce, and even grow.