Components
A whole 3D scene, mounted by name and driven by a few settings.
WaterSim
Liquid water, and what follows from hydrogen bonds.
- temperature
- phase change
- ice floating
- salt dissolving
Membrane
A bilayer, its proteins, and what crosses.
- diffusion
- osmosis
- selectivity
- pumps and ATP
- resting potential
- chemiosmosis
ElectronTransport
Respiration's chain pumping protons out, and the turbine they turn coming back.
- complexes I–IV
- NADH and FADH₂
- no oxygen, uncouplers
- the ATP getting out
LightReactions
Light lifts electrons out of water, and the thylakoid turns that into ATP and NADPH.
- PSII, b6f, PSI
- water split, O₂ off
- NADP⁺ to NADPH
- one flash at a time
Molecule
One molecule in 3D, any in the library by name.
- an atom lit up
- hydrogens on or off
- beside its diagram
Condense
Two molecules joining, and the water that leaves.
- glycosidic · ester · peptide
- α against β
- hydrolysis, run backwards
RespirationReaction
One step of respiration, on two molecules.
- glycolysis · Krebs · fermentation · the chain
- click the bond
- a carrier turning over
Proteinbox
Any protein in the library, from deposited coordinates.
- primary to quaternary
- ribbon · surface · fold
- two side by side
HbCrowd
A crowd of hemoglobins, and the moment HbS starts a fibre.
- HbA against HbS
- a fibre starting
BloodCell
One red blood cell, cut open.
- tonicity
- lysis and crenation
- sickling
AnimalCell
An animal cell cut open, with its organelles.
- naming the parts
- animal against plant
- vesicle traffic
Mitochondrion
One organelle cut open, membrane by membrane.
- two membranes
- cristae as sacs
- the chain, and the protons
Chloroplast
One chloroplast cut open, membrane by membrane.
- grana and lamellae
- the light reactions, placed
- protons, and the oxygen
PlantCell
A plant cell cut open, and what water does to it.
- turgor and wilting
- plasmolysis
- cyclosis
Leaf
A leaf in cross-section, tissue by tissue.
- gas exchange
- transpiration
- stomata opening
BloodFlow
A vessel of red cells, narrowing.
- vaso-occlusion
- stiff against flexible
Tree
A tree, the air around it, and where its mass came from.
- Van Helmont's willow
- day and night
Diagram
One molecule, drawn flat, in the notation its chemistry wants.
- Haworth · Lewis · skeletal
- lone pairs
- an atom lit up
Graph
A chart of measurements, or a live trace off a running sim.
- scatter · line · bar
- fit and error bars
- live trace
Proteins
Built from real coordinates, measured or predicted.
Molecules
Every molecule the lessons draw, each held to its chemistry by a test.