Animations


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Positive Regulation Example 1
Author: Ker Than
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Positive Regulation Example 1
Author: Ker Than
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Positive Regulation Example 2
Author: Ker Than
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Positive Regulation Example 1
Author: Ker Than
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Positive Regulation Example 2
Author: Ker Than
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Fertilization of mamallian egg
Author: Kenyon Cheung
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Yeast Cell Cycle
Author: Philip Park
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Immune Response, White Cell Identification and Anihilation
Author: Ker Than
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Cancer Metastasis
Author: Kenyon Cheung
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Protein Transport, from Synthesis to Sercretion
Author: Seyi Alaba
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Mitosis: Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase
Author: Seyi Alaba
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Lysogenic Cycle: Viral Infection and Replication
Author: Seyi Alaba
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Transcription by RNA Polymerase
Author: Seyi Alaba
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mRNA Splicing
Author: Seyi Alaba
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Polymerase Chain Reaction ( PCR )
Author: Seyi Alaba
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Transcription by RNA Polymerase
Author: Seyi Alaba
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Nerve Synapses and Signalling
Author: Seyi Alaba
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DNA Replication: Polymerases, Ligase, and Helicase
Author: Seyi Alaba
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Components of the Cell
Author: Seyi Alaba
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Shotgun Sequencing of Genomic DNA
Author: Joseph Kim
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Flash Animations

Biology techniques form a common groundwork for a diverse group of scientists. People studying yeast, plants, fish, microbes, and humans all share a similar set of tools in the same way that automotive, circuit, and thermal engineers share a similar set of mathematical tools.

The tools and concepts of modern biology are often most easily described by way of sequences of images. (This is quite different than concepts in engineering which are most easily explained by mathematical equations). Biology textbooks are filled with intricate artwork describing concepts. The goal of this project was to establish a large set of high quality, publicly available, open source, royalty free, animations explaining molecular biology tools and concepts that can be easily viewed by anyone anywhere. We also made the source code of the animations available, so that others can customize the animations for their specific applications.