Kinesin Walking Narrated Version for Garland

I created this animation of the molecular motor "kinesin" walking along a protofilament of a microtubule in 1999 for the Milligan and Vale Science paper referenced below. It was my first major project using Cinema4D instead of my old favorite StrataStudioPro on a mac.
Mike Morales and Peter Walter created a narration for Garland publishers Molecular Biology of the Cell, Alberts et al.

For details on the science behind the animated visualization, please check out the original paper:
Vale, R. D. & Milligan, R. A. The Way Things Move: Looking Under the
Hood of Molecular Motor Proteins Science, 2000, 288, 88-95

Created by Graham Johnson of fivth.com and Graham Johnson medical media www.grahamj.com, for Molecular Biology of the Cell, 4e by Alberts, Walter, et al, Gardland Publishers. ©2002

For more on simulating and animating molecules, cells and helpful plugins, please visit www.grahamj.com

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• Kinesin
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[grahamj21]

I agree- this movie is from 1999. Please feel free to post a reference.

Thanks

[art4med]

@sebpont91 -=> please elaborate for us all; enquiring minds want to know.

[art4med]

Well-done for that date and your tools: you had the chops even then.

[chaminduutube]

great work thanks to narrate it simple

[sebpont91]

People should know that this is wrong. It has since been shown that it is not a "power stroke" that makes kinesin move.

[Incognegr03]

Great video!

[RespectMyHate]

God is awesome

[HowGottfeld]

@lasertuber dunno exactly, but it does happen super fast compared to the video.

[lasertuber]

Wow. How fast does this happen in actuality?