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It's not YouTube, but it's really beautiful.


http://www.hybridmedicalanimation.com/demoReel.html
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Here's another clip from the same site that I thought was really interesting involving a cutting edge cancer treatment using Rexin-G targeted nanoparticles with designer tumor-killing genes.

Hybrid Medical Animation | Animation | Rexin-G Scene 3
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Re: Great Science at YouTube
Heres a cool cell animation from Harvard

Inner Life of the Cell

And here is a short version without any of the biological explanations, but a cool background song instead. The vesicle thats being pulled along by the motor protein looks like an alien!

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Heres a cool cell animation from Harvard

Inner Life of the Cell

And here is a short version without any of the biological explanations, but a cool background song instead. The vesicle thats being pulled along by the motor protein looks like an alien!

YouTube - The ?nner Life Of The Cell - YARATILI? MUC?ZES?
Great video! You tube has some great stuff.
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Honey Badgers are interesting creatures


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This is beautiful.




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This is beautiful.

YouTube - Large Hadron Rap

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Although, this is a perfect example of why you don't put your master bus compressor on an LFO.
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