The protein cyclophilin is a monomer with a diffusion constant of 1.2 x 10-8 cm2•sec-1, in water at 25°C. Cyclophilin binds the HIV capsid and the resulting complex has a diffusion constant of 7 x 10-9 cm2•sec-1. Determine the typical (rms) distances that cyclophilin alone and the cyclophilin-capsid complex will travel in 10 sec. Does the binding of cyclophilin cause a significant change in the diffusion constant of the HIV capsid?