Calstice's channel
Loading...
-
11 months ago
Electron-Transport Chain
This video details the electron-transport chain step-by-step.
This video is from:
Essential Cell Biology, 3rd Edition
Alberts, Bray, Hopkin, Johns...
Calstice
liked
-
11 months ago
Calstice
commented:
-
-
1 year ago
Phases of Meiosis
The phases of Meiosis.
Calstice
commented:
A good way to remember the difference between centromeres and centrosomes: On the chromosome, you have the telomeres, which are the long ends of the chromosomes, while th centromere is the middle part. Meros = part in greek, so centromere is the middle part of the chromosome! Soma means body, and...
-
1 year ago
DNA Replication Animation
I DO NOT OWN SCRANTONES OR THE OFFICE AND HAVE NO RELATION TO THE BAND, THE SONG, OR THE TELEVISION SHOW.
Another science project, if you couldn't...
Calstice
commented:
@drewvaldivia
Drewvaldivia, you probably know this and just wrote it down a little fast - but A and T go together with 2 bonds, and C and G with 3. AT and CG. :)
Great video
-
1 year ago
Agentes Biológicos: de los ensayos a la vida real-cedepap.tv
Vea la entrevista completa sólo en http://www.cedepap.tv
Tore K. Kvien, M.D., Ph.D.
Agentes Biológicos: de los Ensayos Clínicos a la Vida Real
Esp...
Calstice
commented:
Oslo esta en Noruega!!! :)
La Norvége n'est pas une part suedois ou danois depuis 1905...
-
1 year ago
Shotgun Histology Thin Skin
Shotgun Histology Thin Skin
Calstice
commented:
Britney Spears Goes Crazy!
-
1 year ago
Dennis de Laat - Sound Of Violence (Main Mix)
Join us on Facebook: http://on.fb.me/SpinninRecords
Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/spinninr...
Join us on G+ : http://gplus.to/spinnin...
Calstice
liked
-
1 year ago
AMATEUR TRANSPLANTS: Anaesthetists Hymn LIVE
Go to www.amateurtransplants.com for full length DVD. Contains funny songs, strong language and doctor jokes... Oh, and the infamous London Underg...
Calstice
liked
About Calstice's channel
@lolwtfh4xomgpr0
Researchers aren't exactly sure about how the mechanisms work, but there is an idea that seems quite plausible which involves thinking of the proteins as some rotating components. As the protons (H+) go through the protein complexes, they begin rotating. Imagine that it's a wind...