👉 Protein sounds, also known as pseudosubstrate vibrations, are low-frequency acoustic emissions that some scientists believe emanate from proteins during their normal biochemical reactions and structural transformations. These sound waves are not audible to the human ear but can potentially provide insights into protein stability, dynamics, and interactions in biological systems.
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👉 Protein sounds have a distinctive "rattle" or "clatter" due to the numerous amino acids that make up these complex molecules, each contributing its own unique vibrational frequency as it interacts with water and surrounding atoms. In some cases, specifically when proteins are unfolded or denatured, their sound can also resemble cracking or snapping, reflecting changes in their three-dimensional structure.
