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by fc417fc802
17 days ago
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> unless perhaps you are at the level of aspects of cellular behavior that can be analyzed in terms of chemistry. Only in the most hand-wavey sense. Actual simulation of the cell interior with even comically coarse grained models is prohibitively expensive. It comes up a lot in neuroscience where it sure would be nice to be able to credibly simulate even a single neuron at the molecular level. (I'm several years out of date on the state of that field so it's possible someone managed to pull it off in the meantime but even if so the broader point still stands.) |
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