CLEAN : Trio takes chemistry Nobel for cool method to study molecules

The transcript discusses the awarding of the 2017 Nobel Prize in Chemistry to Rakhdi, Bushy Joachim Frank, and Richard Henderson for their work on cryo-electron microscopy. This method allows for high-resolution imaging of biomolecules, revealing intricate details and advancing our understanding of their structure and function. The development marks a significant revolution in biochemistry, enabling scientists to explore the molecular components of life in unprecedented detail.

Who were the recipients of the 2017 Nobel Prize in Chemistry?

What method was developed for high resolution structure determination of biomolecules?

How does the ability to see intricate details of biomolecules change our understanding of life?

What impact does cryo electron microscopy have on our understanding of biomolecules?

What does the phrase 'we are facing a revolution in biochemistry' imply?