Glycolysis, the first pathway of sugar metabolism, is what lies within this series
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By: Animated bacteria GIF: What lies within? Glycolysis edition | The Benefits of Bacteria | Scoop.it on March 8, 2013
at 3:52 pm
This is awesome. Can you have a separate animated gif of just the glycolysis part showing the protein structures and the substrates (in 3D)? I could use this for teaching glycolysis.
By: ragothamanyennamalli on March 8, 2013
at 4:33 pm
Thanks. I certainly would be willing to give it a try. I’m not the best at this, but I think I could figure it out. Is there a timetable for when you would need this?
By: Matt Russell on March 8, 2013
at 4:38 pm
Thanks. I am in no hurry.
By: ragothamanyennamalli on March 8, 2013
at 6:58 pm
Working on it as I type…
By: Matt Russell on March 8, 2013
at 6:58 pm
Cool!
By: ragothamanyennamalli on March 8, 2013
at 7:52 pm
The new one will have to do for now. I will work on a 3D version which will take longer.
By: Matt Russell on March 10, 2013
at 12:00 pm
This is amazing. Thank you so much!
By: ragothamanyennamalli on March 10, 2013
at 12:37 pm
My pleasure!
By: Matt Russell on March 10, 2013
at 12:38 pm
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