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     CommentAuthorDanieru
   • CommentTimeOct 19th 2006 edited

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   The Inner Life of a Cell, an eight-minute animation created in NewTek LightWave 3D and Adobe After Effects for Harvard biology students... Nuclei, proteins and lipids move with bug-like authority, slithering, gliding and twisting through 3D space. “All of those things that you see in the animation are going on in every one of your cells in your body all the time,”
   
   Cellular Visions: The Inner Life of a Cell

   
   
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     CommentAuthorfelipevenancio
   • CommentTimeNov 3rd 2006

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   Lack explanation in the movie. Something like: This is the RNA, this is a Golgi complex, etc.
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     CommentAuthoralexanderj
   • CommentTimeNov 14th 2006

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   Not a lack of explanation; Its just a demo from an 8 minute vid, so chill: If you had attended the screening im sure there would have been pampflets or something, or anything. But I know what you mean, alas this makes me sorry that I am studying biologi on such a low level, its just as facinating as physics.. I hate how Im being lectured about how cells interact when I really wanna know why they interact, and how they interact on a much smaller and larger scale, ah I dont have the words for it - you know what I mean.