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    Geeze ... I met Richard Feldman years and years ago. I remember seeing with fascination rotating computer animations of lysozyme and cytochrome c that required a huge Evans and Sutherland "frame buffer" and a dedicated computer in order to render the model and allow free form rotations.... more

    Reviewed by Janopus Jan 13 2009, 03:26pm ( 230 reviews ) • johnkyrk.com

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  • Rated by daokta on Oct 12, 5:25pm

    John Kyrk, a US biologist has created a series of animated videos on cell biology. I see this site has been around for a while but unfortunately, not during my scholastic years.

  • Rated by nanamomm on Sep 01, 8:55pm

    this animation shows the cells and dna..interacting. great

  • Rated by venenorigamini on Aug 26, 4:57pm

    animaciones biológica o lo que Dios me envió a través de stumble.

  • Rated by CutestPrincess on Jul 07, 11:48am

    communicating at an unknown rate

  • Rated by mitrin88 on Jun 01, 12:14pm

    I will definetly be using this site in next years bio. classes

  • Rated by bennettchang on May 23, 6:45am

    Simply amazing! How I wish this was available in my 70's days when we were striving to visualize all these biological processes in our mind!

  • Reviewed by LaCoil on May 21, 5:06am

    From a Highschool biology perspective this is a fantastic resource for both students and teachers. I'll certainly be giving a link to my bio teacher so he can have a look over the site. The visual aid is great and it doesn't talk to viewers like they're idiots. Good wealth of information present.

  • Rated by SeanGriffith on May 11 2009, 8:34am

    Biologic animations on the molecular level