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This wonderful animation titled “The Inner Life of the Cell”, was created by XVIVO, a scientific animation company, for Harvard biology students. The animation illustrates unseen molecular mechanisms and the ones they trigger, specifically how white blood cells sense and respond to their surroundings and external stimuli.
And … it looks really cool.
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That is incredible! Only one question, How do you know its that accurate. It’s not like you saw a real life example of how it works right?
It is a simple version of the chenical processes that occur within our cells every moment. It is almost incredible that we as a complex organism can look inside ourself and understand what makes us what we are.
I don’t know if any of you saw the movie Blue Lagoon. It’s about two children who are shipwrecked on an island and have no one to teach them about life. There’s a scene where the boy – now a teen – has just discovered the skeleton of a human being. He’s sitting on a rock by the ocean thinking about those bones in the shape of a human, and he’s looking at his own hand, and realizing that the same delicate network of bones is inside his own skin. Very beautiful …
How can we get the Full 7-minute version?
I had a chance to see a draft of the 7-minute version and must say that it’s impressive. Andy and his team did a wonderful job.
you can tell by electron microscope shots, which show this kind of detail. Also looking at the induvidual chemicals helps.
Awesome !
Something is bugging me…
what’s in all the gaps? the gaps between the proteins and the various componants; what is in that space? is it something? nothing?
hi, awesome video, better than saturday morning cartoons! Hey does anybody but me have trouble with the more info/narrative link to andrew’s website?
You have created a wonderful audio & video animation show about
inner life of cell. It is very useful knowledge for all who is
seeking secrets of life. Your this attempt is highly appreciable.