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Let’s take a closer look at this protein structure determined using AlphaFold2. This protein structure is part of a huge molecular structure in the human body. More than a thousand proteins form a pore through the membrane surrounding the cell nucleus. Animation: ©Terezia Kovalova/The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences #NobelPrize

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