This is another streaming video that reveals how 6 feet of DNA is meticulously packed into the nucleus of each of your cells. In addition, it shows how DNA strands are replicated prior to a cell dividing into two.
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Posted on: January 26, 2007 3:30 PM, by "GrrlScientist"
This is another streaming video that reveals how 6 feet of DNA is meticulously packed into the nucleus of each of your cells. In addition, it shows how DNA strands are replicated prior to a cell dividing into two.
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Grrr ... Went down a rabbit hole at Boing Boing and found this :
http://www.chinesejetpilot.com/index.php?ID=204#1
Posted by: COLORADO BOB | January 27, 2007 12:59 AM
Love how this has a cool modern 3D look to it but then has that old vintage sound full of cracks and pops!
I remember seeing something similar to this in a PBS documentary about DNA.
Posted by: Rick | January 27, 2007 11:36 PM