Scientists Have Been Puzzled by Hollow ‘Vaults’ in Our Cells Since 1986. Now AI Just Found a Bigger One From a Bacteria-Killing Virus
Tiny hollow structures inhabit human cells, yet their purpose is unknown. Now scientists have found new relatives. Almost every cell in your body contains tiny, hollow barrels built from protein. These structures are enormous by molecular standards, weighing roughly three times as much as a ribosome. Scientists discovered them 40…