The Human Genome Project, 3D Animation

A dynamic 3D computer animated video takes you "inside" for a close-up look at how we're made. Watch as the mysteries of the Human Genome are literally "unraveled." 3D modeling and animation created by Bill Baker, Bakedmedia, Inc. and Mike Fisher for the National Human Genome Research Institute.
As public domain media, the animation is free to use.
Please use the following credit: Courtesy: National Human Genome Research Institute. 3D animation by Bill Baker, Bakedmedia and Mike Fisher.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• biology
• biotechnology
• cell
• DNA
• Genome
• Bill
• Baker
• Chromosome
• Nucleus
• Helix
• RNA
• Animation
• BAKEDMEDIA
• bakedmedia.com

[BAKEDMEDIAcom]

Cool! The video and education kit was distributed to thousands of schools nationwide. I hope it helped you understand the genome a bit more. I found one website that has a frame grab from the animation posted and its caption reads "actual photo of human cell"... you can't get a better complement than that. Thanks again.

[SirMildredPierce]

Why do each of us carry the broken gene that allows most animals to synthesise Vitamin C? The gene, with just a single bit mutated in an ancestor of ours, is there, but it doesn't work any more; what is intelligent about that design?

[magkei]

this is good^^

[tretre543543]

every time she said DNA or RNA i cringed

[JubblyJack]

How can this knowledge be used to cure dementia which is going to be pandemic in 2016? When will we cure diabetes...another pandemic.

[Lansvacer]

AR EN AEY AND TI AR EN AEY.. GRRR

[1erasto]

Nice video, I have a Question.... is't possible that a gene can pass memory from past generations, this is something that it is in my mind all the time... wish someone anzwer

[Y0UTUBERCUL0SIS]

The human genome project was an exercise in preparation for a patent defining humanity.

Although many good things can come from a better understanding of such things, the opposite is also true. Consider the tight regulation on the use of seeds in the US. It's virtually illegal to grow your own food. The international tax system on human use of carbon.

This all amounts to the assertion of 'ownership' of the natural world, by codex alimentarius.

And unless we wake up, we'll be next.

[Nrdiablo17]

@RetroRepair

"Doubt is a pain too lonely to know that faith is his twin brother."

-Kahlil Gibran-

"Your confidence in the people, and your doubt about them, are closely related to your self-confidence and your self-doubt."

-Kahlil Gibran-

[Howie47]

Or maybe you should read, "Probability's Nature and Nature's Probability: A Call to Scientific Integrity" "It was science, and not religion, that caused his disbelief in the explanatory powers of undirected nature." by Dr. Donald E. Johson

[Howie47]

" law of LARGE numbers"? I suppose your talking about numbers that exceed all the particles in the known Universe! Or with enough chances any thing is possible. The scientific tide is turning against Neo-Darwinism. New books on this subject. "What Darwin Got Wrong", "Why Pigs Don't Have Wings", "In the Beginning". etc. etc. etc.: Since scientist have no explanation how life could arise and evo to the present. Their BELIEF in common ancestry is purely philosophical in nature.