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E. coli Cytoplasm Brownian Dynamics Simulation | Adrian Elcock, Sean McGuffeeThe simulation shows 1000 individual macromolecules diffusing, colliding and transiently associating with each other over the course of 10 microseconds of simulation; the translational diffusion coefficient of the GFP in this model is in agreement with experimental measurements.
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Bacterial Flagellum | ERATOThis series of animations depicts the processes of flagellar motion and assembly in molecular detail (also called the “Protonic Nanomachine Project”).
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