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molecular visualizations of dna - original high quality version
Bookmarked 707 weeks ago these dna molecular visualizations were created for the multifaceted 039dna039 project celebrating the 50th anniversary in 2003 of the discovery of the double helix the 039dna039 project includes a five-part documentary series museum film and 039dnai039 online resources for teachers and studentsthe dynamics and molecular shapes were based on x-ray crystallographic models and other published scientific data sets leading scientists including many nobel laureates critiqued the animations during their development particular effort was made to ensure the relative shapes sizes and 039real-time039 dynamics were as accurate as possible |
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why your body is amazing
Bookmarked 539 weeks ago our bodies are pretty incredible here039s whysubscribe it039s free: http:bitlyasapscifollow us whalewatchmeplz amp mitchellmoffitshare on twitter: http:bitly1lsruieshare on facebook: http:onfbme1nspyh2written by rachel salt gregory brown and mitchell moffitget the asapscience book: http:asapsciencecombookfollow usinstagram and twitter: whalewatchmeplz and mitchellmoffit clickable: http:bitly16f1jec and http:bitly15j7ubeasapinstagram: https:instagramcomasapsciencefacebook: http:facebookcomasapsciencetwitter: http:twittercomasapsciencetumblr: http:asapsciencetumblrcomvine: search quotasapsciencequot on vinesnapchat 039whalewatchmeplz039 and 039pixelmitch039created by mitchell moffit twitter mitchellmoffit and gregory brown twitter whalewatchmeplzsend us stuffasapscience incpo box 93 toronto ptoronto on m5s2s6sources:http:wwwnanomedicinecomnmi31htm robert a freitas jr nanomedicine volume i: basic capabilities landes bioscience georgetown tx 1999http:wwwnytimescom20050802scienceyour-body-is-younger-than-you-thinkhtml_r=0 your body is younger than you thinkhttp:wwwncbinlmnihgovpubmed9283866 in vitro effects of simulated gastric juice on swallowed metal objects: implications for practical managementhttp:orbitdtudkfedoraobjectsorbit:27732datastreamsfile_5602736content squalene and cholesterol in dust from danish homes and daycare centers http:wwwpnasorgcontent1053814325long visual long-term memory has a massive storage capacity for object detailshttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=4i5q3uxkgd0 what is the resolution of the eyehttp:wwwsmithsonianmagcomscience-naturewhy-do-we-blink-so-frequently-172334883no-ist= we spend about 10 of our waking hours with our eyes closed blinking http:vosshallrockefellereduassetsfilebushdidscience2014pdf humans can discriminate more than 1 trillion olfactory stimulihttp:wwwmbfysrunlstaffjvangisbergenendnoteendnotepdfscollegesneurobiofysicahc20collegesplaatjes20en20filesvisionkleurenziendeeb_hybride-genen-kleurpdf the molecular basis of variation in human color visionhttp:wwwiflsciencecombraintetrachromacy-allows-artist-see-100-million-colors condition called tetrachromacy allows this artist to see 100 million colorshttp:wwwsciencedailycomreleases201309130916110853htmz=1 feeling small: fingers can detect nano-scale wrinkles even on a seemingly smooth surfacehttp:wwwnytimescom20081216health16pinkhtml get along without a pinkie its tougher than you might thinkhttp:wwwresearchgatenetpublication4285699_a_tongue-print_image_database_for_recognition a tongue-printimage datebase for recognition http:healthhubwpenginenetdna-cdncomwp-contentuploads20140715-hhb-1262-heart-21-facts-infographic_2015pdf beat this 21 amazing facts about your hearthttp:discovermagazinecom2011apr20-things-you-didnt-know-about-dna 20 things you didnt know about dnahttp:wwwncbinlmnihgovpubmed16199412 cardiovascular cerebrovascular and respiratory changes induced by different types of music in musicians and non-musicians: the importance of silencehttp:jnnpbmjcomcontent715621fullhtml blood pressure and heart rate variability and baroreflex sensitivity before and after brain deathhttp:physrevphysiologyorgcontent731197 cardiac pacemaking in the sinoatrial nodehttp:wwwacademiadkbiologiskantropologitafonomipdfarpadvass_2001pdf beyond the grave understanding human decompositionhttp:wwwpopscicomsciencearticle2011-09fyi-how-much-bacteria-do-people-carry-around fact: you carry enough bacteria around to fill a large soup canhttp:wwwasgeorgpresspressaspxid=546 human digestive systemhttp:wwwtechnologyreviewcomfeaturedstory400012oral-ecology oral ecologyhttp:newssciencemagorg201509how-enamel-coating-your-teeth-evolved-ancient-fish-scales how the enamel that coats your teeth evolved http:wwwlivesciencecom32823-strongest-human-muscleshtml what039s the strongest muscle in the human bodyhttp:wwwsciencemagorgcontent19442701174short bone compressive strength: the influence of density and strain ratehttp:wwwspacecom25959-how-many-stars-are-in-the-milky-wayhtml how many stars are in the milky wayhttp:homepagepsyutexaseduhomepageclasspsy341ksalinaskandelpdf the molecular biology of memory storage: a dialogue between genes and synapseshttp:wwwspacecom26078-how-many-stars-are-therehtml http:wwwspacecom26078-how-many-stars-are-therehtml whereas the mammalian brain has a trillion central nerve cells http:homepagepsyutexaseduhomepageclasspsy341ksalinaskandelpdf |
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why women are stripey
Bookmarked 614 weeks ago epigenetics means women have different active x-chromosomes in different cells animation courtesy of http:wehitvmusic by amarante: http:bitlyveamaranteanimation: etsuko unoart and technical direction: drew berrysound design: francois tetaz ampamp emma bortignonscientific consultation: marnie blewittcourtesy of walter and eliza hall institute of medical research: http:wehitvwhen a female embryo is four days old it consists of just 100 cells at this point the x-chromosome from mom and the one from dad are both active but in order for proper development to occur one of the x chromosomes must be switched offthrough a tiny molecular battle within each cell one of the x-chromosomes wins and remains active while the loser is deactivatedthis is done by wrapping the dna tighter around proteins modifying histone tails and dna methylation - molecular markers to indicate this dna should not be readwhat039s surprising is that it039s pretty random which x chromosome wins - sometimes it039s mom039s and sometimes it039s dad039s so when a female is just 100 cells big her cells have a mix of active x-chromosomes some from mom and some from dad |
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molecular macarons - nerdy nummies
Bookmarked 494 weeks ago today i made chocolate espresso flavored molecular macarons let me know down below what other videos you would like to seeorder the nerdy nummies cookbook here: http:wwwnerdynummiescookbookcomfollow me here:facebook: http:wwwfacebookcomrosannapansinotwitter: http:wwwtwittercomrosannapansinotumblr: http:wwwrosannapansinotumblrcominstagram: http:instagramcomrosannapansinosnapchat: rosannapansinofollow nerdy nummies here:instagram: http:wwwinstagramcomnerdynummiesfacebook: http:wwwfacebookcomnerdynummiestwitter: http:twittercomnerdynummiesthe things you will need: 2 cups powdered sugar: http:amznto2dflzz5 1 cup almond meal: http:amznto2csggce 3 tablespoons granulated sugar: http:amznto2dfmeah 3 egg whites 1 tablespoon ground espresso powder: http:amznto2csheiq 14 teaspoon salt: http:amznto2cib9wr 1 teaspoon special dark cocoa powder: http:amznto2dflvzq 8 ounces chopped chocolate: http:amznto2df |
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are plastics too strong
Bookmarked 413 weeks ago the same chemistry that makes plastic tough light and flexible also makes it nearly impossible to get rid of because its hard to break those resilient chemical bondsthanks to the university of minnesota for sponsoring this video http:twin-citiesumneduthanks also to our patreon patrons https:wwwpatreoncomminuteearth and our youtube sponsors___________________________________________to learn more start your googling with these keywords: polymer: a substance whose molecular structure consists of large numbers of similar units covalently bonded togethercovalent bond: a strong type of bond in which adjacent atoms share electronsbackbone chain: a long series of covalently bonded atoms that create the continuous chain of the moleculebioplastic: a type of plastic usually biodegradable made from biological substancesscission: the breakage of a backbone chain at the bond levelmicrobial biodegradation: the use of microbes to break molecules into smaller and less harmful forms____ |
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bang goes the theory: evolution made simple
Bookmarked 759 weeks ago bbc2 22 august 2011dr yan attempts to demonstrate evolution by drawing a couple of lines |
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meet healthcares secret weapons
Bookmarked 604 weeks ago new science in molecular and genetic testing for breast colon and prostate cancer as well as leukemia will be among the special features at the college of american pathologists annual scientific and education meeting cap14the pathologists meeting sept 7-10 at the hyatt regency in chicago to view the multimedia news release go to http:wwwmultivucomplayersenglish7270051-college-of-american-pathologists-cap-14-what-s-next-in-cancer-testing |
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mezcal tour in oaxaca 2010 part 3 of 4
Bookmarked 787 weeks ago this is part three of four working with the local ingredients was a rewarding experience since these were the flavors i grew up with |
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mezcal tour in oaxaca 2010 part 2 of 4
Bookmarked 787 weeks ago this part two of four working with mezcal is a unique experience since every brand varietal process and vision makes a difference |
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biochemistry blog - molecular biology
Bookmarked 479 weeks ago biochemistry study materials papers career guidance lectures biochemistry jobs biochemistry prospects biochemistry challenges it039s one of the world039s leading bioscience journals publishing high-quality scientific research it is dedicated to the development of all fields of biochemistry visit wwwbiochemistryblogcom |
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your amazing molecular machines
Bookmarked 433 weeks ago these are the molecular machines inside your body that make cell division possible animation by drew berry at the walter and eliza hall institute of medical research http:wehitvspecial thanks to patreon supporters:tony fadell donal botkin curational jeff straathof zach mueller ron neal nathan hansen corvisupport veritasium on patreon: http:ve42copatreonevery day in an adult human roughly 50-70 billion of your cells die they may be damaged stressed or just plain old - this is normal in fact its called programmed cell deathto make up for that loss right now inside your body billions of cells are dividing creating new cellsand cell division also called mitosis requires an army of tiny molecular machinesdna is a good place to start - the double helix molecule that we always talk aboutthis is a scientifically accurate depiction of dna if you unwind the two strands you can see that each has a sugar phosphate backbone connected to the sequence of nucleic acid base pairs |
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h2 tablets supplements hydrogen water maker h2 pill hydrogen infused water
Bookmarked 421 weeks ago https:h2truecomh2 tablets supplements hydrogen water maker h2 pill hydrogen infused water https:h2truecom h2 hydrogen water tablets from h2 true allows you the convenience of making healthy hydrogen rich water anytime anywhere instantly hydrogen infused water leads the way to optimal health in over 700 studies most people have never even heard of drinking molecular hydrogen water or it039s amazing health benefits the smallest molecule on the planet just may be the biggest breakthrough to better health and better nutrition the abundant benefits of having a molecular hydrogen supplement program added to your nutrient health especially at the cellular level give you a powerful antioxidant and anti aging benefits h2 true tablets are an all natural proprietary formula and a convenient and rapid way to provide molecular hydrogen to your body and human physiology order online today |
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designer people: is technology making us less human
Bookmarked 724 weeks ago technological advances have benefitted humanity we can all see how fitting prosthetic limbs to amputees can raise no moral objections but how might we respond if designers invite us to upgrade to arm 20 or brain 40 is there a point where technology transforms what it means to be human and should we be wary or embrace it speakers include daisy ginsberg design fellow synthetic aesthetics stanford universityuniversity of edinburgh professor andy miah director creative futures research centre university of west scotland marilyn mond emeritus professor of molecular embryology university college london susana soares designer senior lecturer london southbank university |
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michio kaku: tweaking moore039s law and the computers of the post-silicon era
Bookmarked 723 weeks ago http:bigthinkcomwhat039s beyond silicon there have been a number of proposals: protein computers dna computers optical computers quantum computers molecular computers dr michio kaku says quotif i were to put money on the table i would say that in the next ten years as moore039s law slows down we will tweak itquot |