Click here to view an animation of protein synthesis. This is similar to the DNA replication video we watched in class.Click here to view a second animation (note the music in the background!)
Videos from class: transcription and translation.
Still having trouble understanding protein synthesis? Click here for a step by step animation that explains all of the steps of protein synthesis in detail.
Hope these websites are helpful!
Videos from class: transcription and translation.
Still having trouble understanding protein synthesis? Click here for a step by step animation that explains all of the steps of protein synthesis in detail.
Hope these websites are helpful!
thx for the video Leslie!!! it really helped me understand the process of protein synthesis!!!
ReplyDelete(not that you confuse me in class...its just that now i understand even better....now do you understand????)
Thanks for the animations Leslie!!!
ReplyDeleteI dont know why, but I learn better by having visual things!! And this really helps me understand everything!
Cells in bone marrow makes 100 trillion molecules of hemoglobin per second! How much oxygen does our circulatory system need to transport? Or is it that red blood cells die quickly?
ReplyDeleteThese videos were really helpful Leslie!
ReplyDeleteAt the end of the second youtube video, what's the barrel that helps the protein fold called? What's the machine that also carries the protein to where it is needed called?
Thank you for putting the videos. Thios is definetley going to help in class.
ReplyDeleteThe first and second videos are so awesome. I liked the second one the most though.
ReplyDeleteHey leslie today is a snow day (WOOOPIEE!) i cant really open the link from last night and the text version makes no sence.
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The second video was much better. Thanks for posting, it was pretty cool.
ReplyDelete-Stanley
Is there ever a time where an exact copy(double helix and all that) of Dna is made. And would that "Dna" leave the nucleus?
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Does anybody else have trouble loading video clips? My computer takes a really long time! Answering Juan Carlos's question: exact copies of DNA are made very often. For example during mitosis (when a cell splits) exact copies of the DNA are made for the daughter cells. Even when exact copies of DNA are made they do not leave the nucleus, RNA brings messages from DNA to other parts of the cell not new DNA copies.
ReplyDeleteo wow, i cant believe thts happening inside me so many times, its sort of creepy and dramitic but soo awesum, that video was sort of like a movie. the music made it better :) it makes me feel proud my body can do such amazing things. life is so complex.
ReplyDeleteThat video made it more clear about protein synthesis b4 i was a little bit fuzzy but now i understand it a lot more. it is easier to understand subjects more when watching an animation. Thx so much it helped alot also is our quiz on tuesday or wednesday bc on eboard it says wednesday and on the blog it says tuesday?
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Viv - TUESDAY, 3/2!
ReplyDeleteI watched some of the related videos on the side and they also helped. One of them, the translation/transcription one was cool.
ReplyDeleteAfter typing this I realized that the translation/transcription video was the first link.
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the whole process looks almost like a factory. it's amazing how quick the entire process is and the amount of times it happens in us.
ReplyDeleteAdam
I understand so much better, I found it really amazing at how this happens in the body so much faster.
ReplyDeleteReally cool videos Leslie. The first one was kind of confusing though
ReplyDeleteThanks Leslie! Seeing Protein synthesis in action really makes it clear to me what exactly happens. I makes much more sense now!
ReplyDeleteJulia G - 7F
Thx for the video. It helped me be clear on what protein synthesis was.
ReplyDelete-Dylan Li 7I
is there another way to synthesis proteins? is it possible to make proteins, i mean like with chemicals and machines and stuff.
ReplyDelete-simon
That was great! Thanks Leslie, you're the best!
ReplyDeleteShay
That really helped me on my quiz
ReplyDeleteThanks alot
these animations are really helpful! Thanks a lot!
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