Ball-and-stick DNA unzips and folds into hemoglobin
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An illustrated biology explainer that follows a gene from DNA unzipping through protein folding, a kinesin motor walking a microtubule and hemoglobin carrying oxygen, with live charts beside each step.
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I just read The Gene again. It's sobering to realize that, under the hood, we are just information and physics. Opus5.5 cooked this INSANE video showing DNA --> RNA --> Protein --> Folding --> Hemoglobin (the stuff in blood). Video and Interactive App 👇
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