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Scientific Animations
mRNA Exiting the Nucleus and Peritrichous Bacteria

Scientific 3D Animations allow the exploration of biological environments in a visually engaging way.
In the first animation we travel through the rough endoplasmic reticulum to the nucleus and witness strands of mRNA exiting through the nuclear pores.  In the second animation we take a close up look at Peritrichous bacteria.

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mRNA Exiting the Nucleus

Messenger RNA (mRNA) exits the cell nucleus through nuclear pores. It carries genetic information from DNA to the ribosomes in the cytoplasm for protein synthesis. This process is tightly regulated and involves mRNA molecules being recognized and transported by various proteins. Once in the cytoplasm, translation can begin.

Peritrichous Bacteria

Peritrichous bacteria possess flagella all over their cell surface. These numerous, hair-like structures enable them to move in various directions, providing enhanced motility and responsiveness to their environment. This adaptation aids peritrichous bacteria in exploring surroundings, seeking nutrients, and thriving in a wide range of habitats.

Vaccination - Conceptual

A conceptual image showing a highlighted vaccine.

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