Animations and Interactive Tutorial
Produced by Dr. Donald F. Slish

This is a list of the animations. They are listed in reverse historic order, so the most recent (and complicated) projects are listed first and the crudest are listed last.

 

This animation shows the molecular mechanisms of the control of cell division by tyrosine kinases and the inhibition of this by p53, when there is slight DNA damage.  It also shows the induction of apoptosis when there is severe DNA damage:    The Big Picture

 

Toxin of the Neuromuscular Junction NMJ
Summation (threshold) Summation
Cell Crawling - retrograde flow of actin Cell Crawling
APC control of Metaphase - Anaphase transition APC
TNF activation of Apoptosis TNF
Cargo Vesicle moving on a Microtublue Vesicle I
Astral molecular motor Astral II
Molecular motors used in mitosis Molecular Motors
A basic electrical circuit Basic Circuit
Mechanism of tyrosine kinase receptors Tyr Kinase
Changes in cyclin and MPF activity in the cell cycle MPF
The attenuation mechanism of gene control in E. Coli Attenuation
Ionic movements in cardiac excitation-contraction coupling E-C Coupling
The function of Telomerase in protecting the genome Telomerase
A cute animation of a crawling cell Homepage
Bubbles in a tissue bath Tissue Bath
The PCR reaction PCR
An agarose gel running Agarose gel
Interactive Tutorial Teaching Restriction Mapping Restriction Mapping

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Email: Donald.Slish@Plattsburgh.edu

 

Donald F. Slish, Ph.D.
Dept. of Biological Sciences
101 Broad Street
SUNY
Plattsburgh, NY 12901
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