Cellulose synthesis by plant cells. Powers of ten zoom.
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Cellulose synthesis by plant cells. Everything created to scale and derived from published data. The most complete and detailed powers-of-ten zoom I have ever created. Made in 2016 for @TheodoreGray and RGB Co UK
This is SO helpful for studying!! Really puts all the pieces together. Are there grants to do more of these? You should find them and do it, its SO useful.
It doesn’t. He just refers to „enzymes“ which is very not specific..
I love this!!! Absolutely amazing quality animations which makes it so much easier to understand! Thank you very much ♡♡
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So clearly explained and beautifully illustrated thanks.
Amazing animation, sound effects a bit too loud. Otherwise inspiring work!
The video is so good, thanks.
Very good animation - one issue though is the rossette (ring) is actually hexameric in structure, meaning there should be 6 lobes with either 3 or 6 polymer synthesizing enzymes in it - i.e. 6 lobes, each lobe producing 3 or 6 glucan chains. This is the current and most widely supported model (I work in Simon Turners lab on this protein complex)
Thanks for the feedback. Appreciated
Hello Thomas, I am student of M.Phil and have recently started work on it. Can you recommend me articles to understand details about structure of this enzyme/enzyme complex?
It'll be great help, Thank you
@@tehreempervaiz5927 I'd recommend a review by Polko et ap 2019 in Plant Cell 'The regulation of cellulose biosynthesis in plants', and Turner et al 2018 in 'Cellulosr synthase complex organization and cellulose microfibril structure'. Of interest will also be the 2020 structure of a lobe by the Zimmer lab: Purushotham et al 2020 in Science 'Architecture of a catalytically active homotrineric plant cellulose synthase compmex'
This is amazing! It does a really good job of bridging the cellular level mechanics with the broader organismal scale in a visually appealing way.
Fantastic animation. Incredible.
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Best video about cellulose
Fascinating work. Cheers.
Amazing! 😍
Amazing!!
Very amazing 👍
thanks, i didn't catch the spinning of the rosette in a static diagram
so cool !
wonderful
The production quality is incredible you deserve far more views for this work !
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Neat ! I'm a biology student and our teachers always recommend your animations ! so cool to actually see in action what we're learning about
Was amazing! Thanks!
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That would have been cool if the cow ate the plant. I was waiting for it.
fun! I'm going to use it in my Plant Phys class!
nice animation
incredible animation
How does the cellulose move out of the cell membrane? Is it through diffusion?
Cellulose is just a tough substance and cell wall of plant cells is made up of cellulose
Hello. I hope you are well. Cellulose is just the structure of plant cell walls. It doesn't actually diffuse, it keeps the cell wall strengthened. Hope you understand.
I know this was asked a year ago, but it doesn't seem like it's diffusing. The enzymes take the smaller pieces of the cellulose and transport them out of the cell by adding them onto the protein. You're looking for how the enzyme works. It's probably not diffusion because it doesn't look like that's what the enzyme is doing.