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BioVisions - The Inner Life of the Cell

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jscopperhead (5 hours ago) Show Hide
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The motor protein is my favorite part :D
The big white mass it's carrying is a protein-filled vesicle.
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5 star video for anyone who posts a piano tutorial for how to play the music
cM530 (3 days ago) Show Hide
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I think this is the best thing I have ever seen.And the music is great too! XD
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My AP Biology Teacher loves 1:16!!!

We watched this today in class, and we all loved it!

EPIC VIDEO!!! Seventeen Clarinets out of Five!
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Obviously this animation is an over-simplification. They just chose not to show many complex networks, so over-simplification is not necessarily a mistake. However, 1:53 IS a mistake. Proteins heading towards the mitochondria all have to be unfolded. Certain chaperone molecules help keep them unfolded as they move through the cytosol. So, to correct your logic, a protein has to be unfolded from the beginning, not just when it enters the mitochondria.
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saw this today in my biology class
HugSomeoneToday (6 days ago) Show Hide
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That's the best part, haha!!!
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My phyics lab teaching assistant told me today that the little guy toting that big blob is called kinesin. What it actually totes, I haven't a clue in the world.
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i think my bio prof said it's a lipid molecule

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