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<title>Proteins Can Tie Knots (blindfolded, and with no hands!)</title>
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<description>Your job today is to invent a chain that can tie itself in a knot. The chain can contain little magnets and electrical parts, but when you let go of the ends, a knot will spontaneously form. This means that one end must form a loop and the other end must thread the loop. Give up? Maybe you should learn how cells do it...</description>
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