Molecular Biology's Central Dogma

Compilation of "true" to size, shape and speed animations provided by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute showing each part of the Central Dogma of Molecular Biology using the Human globin gene as an example--all in one video

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• bioinformatics
• molecular
• biology
• genes
• genomics
• central
• dogma

[bodhidharma78]

Long live Evolution! The truth is in genetics!!

[CliffStamp]

@IDtaksovr ". The term "evolution" is infinitely flexible, and is used to carry an argument by confusion. "

You are confusing the definition of the theory to its applications. For example gravitational lensing is predicted by Relativity theory, it is not how the theory is defined. As evolution has a quite large scope it is therefore obvious there would be many ways to demonstrate or falsify it - again this is not a definitional issue but an application.

[twitchalmighty]

This is really cool

[staranjela]

i enjoyed this vid

[simysimss]

some really good stuff here

[jayejayeee]

some great inforamtion here thanks

[cHiKaDiNg58]

To tell you the truth, screw evolution... adaptation makes more sense.

[benhilelson]

This video shows the magnificence of the creator!!!. The sequential/harmonic processes of this compilation, is an undeniable example on how intricate and perfectly designed life is!!! By the view point of a mathematician, the precision of the sequences/harmony of cellular replication is an undeniably pre-programed set of orders/commands that can only take place by an intelligence that has set these orders for specific cellular processes and sequences!!!

[sclarcher]

@SoCalMiddie45 Close. At that part, they are showing a view from the "side" of the ribosome: as the incoming mRNA enters the ribosome, a tRNA molecule with an anticodon complimentary to the 3-letter sequence (codon) on the mRNA binds to it to initiate translation of the mRNA into protein.

[Raflegan]

@Leability ...I think this is because it moves unnaturally for the scale of observation we are used to. Molecular interaction is shown as spastic and jittery but efficient and exacting: which is not something we could instinctively react properly to on our scaled sphere as an environment. Something that meticulous and that rapid in movement would be a survival threat compared to how lumbering & ponderous we are. The silly added factory sounds also make it seem unnatural (which they are).

[Raflegan]

And the video game Clayfighter

[Raflegan]

And the opening of the movie Eraserhead too.