MUST SEE VIDEO: The Inner Life of a Cell

[ARoseIsARose]

It's one of the most amazing videos that I have recently seen. See if you can recognize the processes!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxSLw1LMvgk

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[darkraven]

That's actually part of a video taken from a harvard site. The one here gives you options for speed and it also has commentary on all the mechanisms being displayed (doesn't have the music tho)

http://multimedia.mcb.harvard.edu/media.html

 

[HumidBeing]

I didn't even click the link. I've shown that video to so many people. YouTube is actually a pretty good study aide for bio I. Just search different keywords.

 

[Maxprime]

That's actually part of a video taken from a harvard site. The one here gives you options for speed and it also has commentary on all the mechanisms being displayed (doesn't have the music tho)

http://multimedia.mcb.harvard.edu/media.html

Check out the ATP synthase video if they still have it up there, very good cartoon of it.

 

[Cytotoxic]

Here's the Discovery Institute's plagiarized, pro-ID version:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkrQ...07/11/di-fellows-expelled-for-plagiarism.html

The clip starts at ~ 1:20

 

[45408]

check this out too:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ufwukWgKfI

it will blow your mind away

this one's better

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBGIQ7ZuuiU

 

[0Complications]

Nice find! It thought that was awesome! Also liked the commentated version on the Harvard website.

 

[skyeblue0610]

that video is whiter than Friends

the bartender, lmao

 

[FSAP]

the first thing i thought when i saw the title was the harvard video. they showed in 3 of my classes.

 

[GoldShadow]

Yeah, I saw this when it came out a few years ago; but I had no idea what was going on then.


I just took cell biology this semester, and my prof showed it to us at the beginning of the semester, telling us that by the end of the class we'd understand everything in the video. And he was right. Now I know exactly what is going on in every part of the video.

Cool thing is that the guy who animated it is an alum of my university.

 

[SnoPearl]

Haha I didn't realize this was such a popular video, we saw it in my cell biomechanics class, and we all had a great laugh because the video tries to be so dramatic lol. Learning the cell bio behind the video is one thing... now imagine trying to learn the biomechanics behind all of it... kind of blew my mind (I dropped the class).