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Archive for the 'Molecular Animations' Category

11 July 2008

If you liked the XVIVO cellular animation…

William Dembski

…then check out this:
www.hybridmedicalanimation.com/demoReel.html

27 November 2007

News Release: Harvard’s XVIVO Video

William Dembski

News Release: Harvard’s XVIVO Video
By William A. Dembski | originally posted November 26, 2007 | updated November 27, 2007
Back in September of 2006 I announced at my blog UncommonDescent that a “breathtaking video” titled “The Inner Life of Cell” had just come out (see www.uncommondescent.com/…/the-inner-life-of-a-cell). The video was so good that I wanted to use [...]

27 February 2007

Yet Another Irreducible Complexity No-Brainer — Twisted Ropes

GilDodgen

For those who missed it, check out this animation presented by DaveScot.
I find the phenomenon of the DNA supercoiling problem and its biochemical solution even more compelling than examples like protein synthesis and the bacterial flagellum, since twisted ropes are familiar to everyone. This might make for another highly persuasive ID mascot.

24 February 2007

Protein Translation

DaveScot

Two Protein Translation Animations

21 February 2007

How the cell deals with supercoiled DNA during replication and transcription.

DaveScot


21 February 2007

RNA Interference

DaveScot

I need to add a category “Yet Another Accident of Nature”.

21 February 2007

The Inner Life of the Cell - Full Version

DaveScot


21 February 2007

Protein Factory

DaveScot


21 February 2007

Molecular Motor Fueled by ATP Synthase

DaveScot


21 February 2007

Flagella Molecular Animations

DaveScot

Two animations.

21 February 2007

DNA Wrapping & Replication

DaveScot


21 February 2007

The Molecular Machines of a Cell

DaveScot