
I was subbing in an A&P class for my friend Mary Ann, and used some animations of transcription and translation.
I nearly got far enough to use some FREE animations available online at Virtual Cell.
The topic of protein synthesis, which includes some processes that I think are best visualized with an animation, has been the subject of many, many, many animated video clips.
A quick search of YouTube reveals several hundred entries for protein synthesis. Other keywords to search YouTube include transcription and translation.
Here are some examples . . .
Here's a good one that I found on YouTube . . .
This is an interesting video that animates the process of protein synthesis using people!
[If you can't see the video players in your email or news feed, then go directly to The A&P Student blog to view the videos.]
Have you found some nice animations on this topic?
If so, share them with us by "commenting" on this article
. . . or email me directly at kevin@theAPprofessor.org