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I'm a computational biochemist who works on protein and peptide design and structure prediction, with applications in medicine. Here's a list of my publications on PubMed. In my free time, I dabble in digital art and in photography.
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Just wanted to say your work is really nice.
Anyways, have a good week!
Hey, good to hear from you! How are you doing?
Hello! I Love your work so much! I joined DA when I was in junior high school because i love painting. Then i major in chemistry i have no time to paint. Last week i was asked by my teacher to draw illustration for my polymer paper. Then i saw your painting! it was awesome! To see two of my fav.(art and chem.) jioned together!
Thanks! 
No, I'm afraid I haven't thought much about entanglement (or, at least, that definition of "entanglement" -- my first thought was quantum entanglement)! Peptides are often too short, and we're usually designing them to fold, so that they won't end up entangled. Entanglement of polymer chains is definitely an interesting phenomenon, but not one that I've illustrated before.