DNA animation (2002-2014) by Drew Berry and Etsuko Uno wehi.tv

wehi.tv DNA animations 2002-2014
Edit created for V&A exhibition "The Future Starts Here" (2018)
No: narration
Yes: sound + text

[@antoniodimaggio4779]

We should feel extremely lucky to have access to this huge amount of knowledge, all in just 7 min. The best thing I’ve seen in a while

[@antoniodimaggio4779]

Warren Liberty of course it’s all computer generated, did you expect an iPhone camera to record it?

[@antoniodimaggio4779]

Goos well, creationists believe that life originated with supernatural acts of divine creation, but they have no problem accepting the scientific evidences that describe the biology world. So he’s not a creationist, he’s just a ...

[@antoniodimaggio4779]

Goos yeah smt like that

[@manapotion1594]

What amount of knowledge? There is no any useful knowledge, no formulas, no definitions. You can't apply this "knowledge" to something.

[@antoniodimaggio4779]

Dmitry Kuzmin I hope that’s a joke. No useful knowledge? How about curing genetical diseases? How about curing cancer? Do you think medicines grow on trees? Remember that the spasmodic search for knowledge is the noblest characteristic of the human soul, and one of the few things that distinguish us from all other living beings on this planet. That being said, the search for new knowledge does not necessarily have to be legitimized by immediate utility, as the curiosity of the human being is superior to any material purpose. One of the most significant lines of Dante's Divine Comedy reads: "Consider your seed: you were not made to live like brutes, but to follow virtue and knowledge. "

[@sekarwangi2086]

This 7 minutes animation sums up 500+ pages of textbook

[@Almindor]

Pretty much! I'm just reading Molecular Biology of the Cell and this makes a great visual aid!

[@georginapearce7870]

I have always believed visual is the best way to learn. A cartoonist can put a whole philosophy in one picture Leunig😍great cartoonist philosopher

[@wbrito8617]

Dont worry, learning during every yr gets easier but sadly once we age, we can only wish we had an easier time in the past to learn. Just roll with what time gives you

[@sabamubasher35]

Sekar Wangi W. True

[@Thundralight]

Our body is like a mini universe unto itself

[@tired.....247]

This is the most incredible thing I've ever watched on KZbin

[@donross7820]

I do these kind of animations with C4D and I know how difficult they can be to assemble. This is the finest DNA animation I have ever seen and it is just overwhelming. Thank you SO much for creating this masterpiece!

[@FDP1997]

I can’t believe the dna replication process is that FAST and is seems automatic as long as the cells have all the necessary vitamins available 🧬 👁👄👁

[@kevindickey6020]

Unbelievable. One of the best things I've seen on KZbin. In a better world this would be viral.

[@AgeofPC]

Wish more people understood this pun, absolutely brilliant!

[@lukgoor2647]

Evolution is so smart... :p

[@Luna_LU6546]

It better not be viral, better be mine DNA

[@TheMooresNZ]

Luk Goor / Do I detect a hint of sarcasm :-)

[@peterweber3576]

@@TheMooresNZ I hope to God so. The willingness for many people to assume that all this just happened amazes me as much as this amazes me.

[@joeywall4657]

This is absolutely breathtaking. There are entire universes writhing around inside of every little piece of us.

[@mgciniwata5115]

Makes you think……maybe with how huge the universe is, we might also be living in some guys cell! But yea this is too amazing, the order and purpose in those cells is 👌🏿

[@joeywall4657]

@@mgciniwata5115 I thought about that, too. Looking that deep into the tiniest of things feels very much like looking into the farthest reaches of space. So vast and complex.

[@mgciniwata5115]

@@joeywall4657 Reality is really....really fascinating🤯. And thanks to technology! This level of imagination is too brilliant

[@thegreatbehoover788]

No...there is a magnificently DESIGNED factory that performs better that anything man can DESIGN.

[@kathleenann631]

@@thegreatbehoover788 The miracle of living in a living body. All life is sacred.

[@thirryharlin4663]

0:18 Gene Transcription 0:52 DNA being arranged into a chromosome 1:58 Cell division 2:29 DNA replication 3:40 Genetic transcription 4:02 Transcription mechanism (Zoom) 4:35 DNA structure 5:32 Epigenetic Control (Tags)

[@viktorvaughn5619]

I want to kiss you right now

[@akankshashetty6]

Thank you!

[@DrBryan-dc8qi]

I think that all of ourcells even their organels actually have own lifes and works everytime for us. We actually the director of our company "our body" that have millions of worker but we dont notice them as alive in their own.. We almost think they are just a lot of small machines in our body company I just feel ourworkers actually always hope to us (the director) to do good things on our lifetime with them, not to do bad or waste time etc..

[@tranthiquynhtrang8930]

Can you help me explain the process in the video?

[@DealwithitHand]

4:50 Candy necklace

[@DM-fe2bc]

When I see this, I can't help but think about all the things that could possibly go wrong. All the right pieces in all the right places at just the right time. It's amazing. EDIT: I refrained from editing my statement this long because I didn't think it was a big deal, but there are now too many responses implying that I think this process is infallible. So let me clarify--I do recognize that things go wrong, but it's amazing that things go well even as frequently as they do given how frequently these processes are executed. So I should have said, "all the right pieces in all the right places at just the right time (most of the time)."

[@flory6901]

All this tiny cells and 🧬 know when and where to go and us as humans are completely lost 😞

[@regulate.artificer_g23.mdctlsk]

That is how we get diseases and disorders.

[@saulgoodmangaming8075]

Thats how genetic diseases and cancer happe

[@Illyrian_Warrior]

And yet you don't believe in God. This can't be without an intelligent creator.

[@emmanuelesrael6480]

@@Illyrian_Warrior you’re right.. it is super complicated yet organized

[@nucleusmedicalmedia]

Drew Berry is the KING of cellular process animations!

[@ajbiv]

Thank you Nucleus Medical Media. Your bio-med animation library and the scale and reach of your audiences I've admired over decades!

[@iskass6813]

Indeed he is. You guys should do a collab, Drew could use a shout out. Not that he's doing this for the fame, but larger recognition is the least we can do to thank him and his team for the extraordinary work they're sharing with the world for free.

[@rishabhgautam2723]

Oh my God!!! Nucleus media?? You people are here!! You should do a collaboration. It will be amazing 😍😍

[@nucleusmedicalmedia]

@@ajbiv Thanks, Drew! If you ever want to post one of your animations on our channel, or collaborate in any way, we would be honored.

[@ajbiv]

@@nucleusmedicalmedia I will be at AMI 2022 conference. I presume Nucleus Medical will be there too? Let's meet and talk possibilities!

[@peterszemes7269]

Mute: on = cute and interesting animation Mute: off = my life's scariest horror video

[@roseleelauper514]

i love watching videos on mute.. fave way to study

[@wbrito8617]

Sound like Thanksgiving in the kitchen

[@gelatinocyte6270]

I don't understand how the SFX in this video could be scary.

[@jordanabarcelos3733]

Extremely agonizing

[@dnickaroo3574]

How does each cell replicate 2 metres of DNA each time it divides -- without getting horribly tangled!

[@LilanDeSilva6738]

This is astoundingly beautiful. We all are extremely lucky to have hours and hours worth of biology lectures all summarised into a little more than 7 minutes.

[@_GandalfTheGrey_]

The level of design and functionality of life is astounding.

[@samuelsong5061]

look how busy these hard-working polymerases are while I am squandering my time here on yT.

[@spyder629]

well the you are the polymerases

[@madyjules]

Blobfisher 😁

[@elbashirsaror7184]

That's the deference, you have a choice while they don't.

[@inmundo6927]

@@elbashirsaror7184 or so you think (which for all practical purposes is good enough)

[@reizer05]

You're busy too. Learning this video

[@BlizzardtheWolf97]

This might be the first time I've seen a 3D molecular biology video attempt to visually render Brownian motion to some degree, instead of just making everything look unnaturally static or smooth-moving. I like it so much better this way, it's not just more realistic, it's more dynamic, really kind of beautiful. You've made this biologist very happy 💖

[@GeeTrieste]

I think the system takes advantage of the compelled spontaneous Brownian (and other) molecular motions to effectively drive the whole system. Without those constant random motions, nothing would touch each other, and the driven mechanisms would have nothing to work on each other. Unlike extra-cellular organisms, these intra-cellular components have no locomotive drives to bring them from one place to another, they rely on 'accidentally' coming in contact with their intended locations and working parts, via these random motions that eventually get them there. Further, the random motions also assist in bumping them into the actions they need to do, notwithstanding the embedded (Gibbs) energy they have to do the tasks as well.

[@uvwuvw-ol3fg]

@@GeeTrieste Doesn't everything moves due to constantly encreasing net entropy?

[@GeeTrieste]

@@uvwuvw-ol3fg Yes, everything moves. But very few things spontaneously move with a purpose.

[@fatitankeris6327]

@@GeeTrieste Had the same Idea about that.

[@kayzstudios]

Same here owo

[@Perpetualteachings]

This work is beyond appreciation. It didn't felt like an animation, it felt like I'm really witnessing them. The imagination and creativity is top tier. Feels like the animator or creator of this video really got some deep insight into cellular processes. TRULY AMAZING.

[@therealspeedwagon1451]

This feels remarkably mechanical. I’m just amazed I can see what is going on inside my body through an animation like this

[@paulferry7791]

Twenty five plus years ago when I took biochemistry, a lot of times it was like being blind to what was going on. We had still photos that attempted to convey the process but nothing like this. I've learned more in seven minutes than what I did in a month. It really is enough to bring one to tears.

[@ngozinwadigo4559]

Ur old xd

[@stargirl6659]

exactly

[@roshnims614]

Can all this not be seen with an extremely powerful microscope..?

[@tobiaswilhelmi4819]

@@roshnims614 No, it can't, at least not light-based. The structures here are in the nanometer range, which is the the wave length of light, so you are beyond the physical limits of light based microscopes.

[@Sorrowdusk]

@@tobiaswilhelmi4819 electron microscopes?

[@suace251]

Amazing. And the sounds are terribly perfect for some odd reason.

[@WEHImovies]

Thank you! We work hard on the sound. It's 51% of making animation come alive.

[@suace251]

WEHImovies what program is used for the animation?

[@WEHImovies]

Maya and after effects for animation production. VMD and Chimera for molecular data exploration.

[@SpaneenOomlong]

@@WEHImovies Are these images from a scanning-electron microscope camera?

[@cjhepburn7406]

I wonder who does his squelchies?

[@noxfox3706]

I'm a nurse student and I've been struggling to understand these biological principles because simplified illustrations don't express the absolute chaos of activity in the cell. This is really helping to both understand the amount of activity and the activity itself. Amazing and beautiful!

[@noxfox3706]

​@@Anonymous-cc5pn yes and no. It depends on your ambition levels and personal interest. The expertise of a nurse is nursing, not medicine, but there's a pedagogic value, and the better you understand the body, the better you can work with both patients and doctors. Additionally, deeper understanding of how cells and DNA work help to understand why things like, ie, radiation can be so damaging, which can motivate better patient education on why they should do or avoid certain things.

[@care2think611]

One of the most important and inspiring videos ever made in my opinion. Francois Tétaz did a fabulous job creating the sound. So good that I can't imagine cellular machinery sounding any different!

[@Cr4yZnPsyCh0t1c]

the sound design really elevates the video, it feels so atmospheric, cold and impersonal for what really is such an intimate process. fantastic video

[@RainAngel111]

Yeah but some of the noises weird me out imagining it inside my body

[@yinchuun]

The sound of machines are weird, we are not robots

[@cocojeffrey8502]

Well, even more creepy would be the sound of a very slow heart beat in the background, or our breathing, or muffled talking. All those busy proteins thinking "what is that idiot talking about now."

[@nuryanialaydrus7964]

@@yinchuun technically we are robots

[@yinchuun]

@@nuryanialaydrus7964😱

[@pierpaolocasamassima8652]

As a biotechnology student, I just cannot thank you enough for this resource. It is absolutely amazing and so incredibly valuable as it gave me a visual and dynamic clue of all the pages I’ve learned in books. I feel like crying of happiness. Thank you.

[@user-im8bm8dc9g]

ОНО само так получилось - потому что Камень об воду терся ... Не понимаю Биологов которые говорят что Двоичный код сам собрался и усложнился со временем ... Тут явные нанороботы с своими скриптами и это явно спроэктирывано ...

[@rudysanchez8581]

Pierpaolo , thank God that gave you life. Everything that you have seen in this video , is happening inside you , without any consciousness or effort of you. There is no design , without a designer. There is no creation , without a Creator. God is over everything. All things were made through him , and without him was not anything made that was made. In him was life. He came to his own , and his own people did not receive him. But to all who did receive him , who believed in his name , he gave the right to become children of God.

[@inmundo6927]

@@rudysanchez8581 wait.. is god a He?

[@rudysanchez8581]

@@inmundo6927 , if God were a she , she would have been called goddess , don't you think ?

[@inmundo6927]

@@rudysanchez8581 you mean if god hadn't been made in the image and likeness of a man (Jewish patriarchal society), it could have been made a woman instead?

[@animeshrose]

I had to go through so many books and invested hours into it to understand this concept. Now even a novice can do it in 7 minutes. Glad to see such work helped me to revise and revisit many concepts. Thank you!

[@calgram]

Awesome and humbling at once. What a wonderful work producing this and thank you for sharing it!

[@disuser-lp3qv1tm8f]

The team that created this deserves some prestigious award and funding for other projects of this kind. This is how technology should be used: To deepen the human understanding of its own existence.

[@srirampatnaik9164]

Billions of dollars go into this kind of stuff, and it's why universities are so into research besides teaching.

[@QuinnTheTailor]

Very good work by the the team and the scientists who did the research, animated and illustrated the mechanism of cells. And also praise to God, such a precise and flawless design. Its crazy how billions of cells create trillions of kilometer of DNA without taking a break. A non-stop DNA factory. So perfectly tuned that each part of the cell has its function and "knows" exactly where it has to go and what it has to do.

[@Minky2017]

@@srirampatnaik9164 I wouldn't say "rather" than teaching. I was involved in research AND teaching at a university and was just as involved in both.

[@srirampatnaik9164]

@@Minky2017 cool 👍

[@Jaysin999]

No genuinely, this video is helping me understand my bio course a bit better and especially with my final exam tomorrow, DNA and gene was one topic i wasnt too confident on with all the processes n things going on. Thank u for this, and for me finding out years later on my yt feed

[@realistic7128]

I am a biology teacher and I will show this video my students 😃

[@victortenma5512]

And I wish you use a time machine to go back in time to teach at my high school.

[@sajidam3463]

Cool Ozlem kzbin.info/www/bejne/jX7Gqap-rr96bJY

[@anvi3642]

Best animation I came across so far ... THANK YOU SO MUCH ❤

[@compequiet0584]

So mesmerizing and satisfying to watch as a Biology student. Thank you for this quality work!

[@vkushima1957]

Absolutely astonishing. This is the kind of content that deserves massive recognition

[@seanriopel3132]

Considering a lot of people believe in the biblical creation myth, we have a long way to go.

[@fbbinoire201]

@@seanriopel3132 Darwinian is the biggest lie and mith that deluded a lot of people , imagine believing that this complex adn come from "randomness" ...silly (by the way im not christian)

[@seanriopel3132]

@@fbbinoire201 actually it's not. You can see evolution with MRSA or how white moths around London changed their color to darker and spotted black because of the industrial revolution was using so much coal it was blanketing the city in ash. Causing the white mouths to stand out and get eaten. Or on the Galapagos were isolated groups began to diverge from their mainland counterparts because they had to adapt to the different environment on the islands. You can see evolution in dogs which evolved came from wolves we selectivity bred them for certain traits u can have a toy dog to a great Dane

[@fbbinoire201]

@@seanriopel3132 really you are prooving the theory with the proples mouth color ? 🤣 did dogs evolved by natural selection or by human selection?

[@fbbinoire201]

@@seanriopel3132 Even Darwin didnt used your silly nonsensical argument to proof his incomplete and unprooven theory, and then you have fanboys who have no clue about it and keep making the theory their religion

[@no_more_free_nicks]

I'm a computer programmer, when I watch this kind of videos, I always get the feeling how biological complexity dwarfs anything else.

[@bossk2690]

Can you program a system for me.

[@MiljanBojovic]

I'm an indie dev. I feel I can ask you this. When you see something like this. Do you ever, for even a fraction of a second think "There must be some sort of basic code that drives those mechanisms. Can't just be chiemichal reactions"? When I see this I can't help it but feel like groups of atoms/molecules might just be objects "3D Models" with advanced properties and code to drive them" OF course I'm not saying "someone" or some God programmed them, but just feeling like we've yet to discover other dimensions in this universe that drives matter and everything... Maybe it's just me...

[@Trancecend]

@Ra'ad While your intentions are probably good, your argument is weak. Just because you and I can't fathom how such systems have come to be, that doesn't automatically point to design. Scripture will not hold any answers to all the hard questions. Figure them out for yourself, no omnipotent entities required.

[@MiljanBojovic]

@Merit Ocrassie it's not chance. It's solid rules on quantum level. Rules we can't even comprehend. What even is intelligence?

[@tianshijia2296]

@@MiljanBojovic The scale of the reaction is too small to observe, and we are made by the structure.Infact it is strange that we can use our brain to research our base structure.

[@thex5772]

I was having a really hard time understanding how the lagging strand gets replicated, then i came across this animation and it immensely helped. I think understanding the position of the primer relative to that of polymerase solves half the problem, the loop does the rest. Thank you so very much!!!!

[@delmarhager8084]

It hard to believe that all of this happened by chance and was not designed. The intricate beauty of the design of a cell is so incredible.

[@user-um3eo3ee6j]

هاذا إبداع الخالق الله عزة وجل ‏‪2:30‬‏

[@Sonsuzdayolculuk]

​@@user-um3eo3ee6jElhamdülillah

[@hdmonster3327]

That's because it WAS designed. By the Great Architect of the Universe, AKA God.

[@alexisruiz8244]

literally learning about it right now and I agree.

[@user-um3eo3ee6j]

​@@hdmonster3327 هل انت مسلم

[@justafrog9054]

I love this animation so much. I've shared it with my biology class. It was great for our DNA section.

[@sampat3deoduminda531]

Q1o and a good UI developer w ain a in this iililwuuy2uuu

[@sampat3deoduminda531]

I have you home was s was we were Ieiùqö

[@PlainsPup]

Me, too. I show this to my Biology students every year. I think it really increases comprehension of the material. I always tell them how lucky they are to have this as a learning tool now, because my generation did not.

[@wh33lers]

Thanks for showing us this hard to imagine world

[@beingamo4]

the REAL world

[@textbooksmathematicstutorials]

Is inside of you happening right now!

[@OphiuchiChannel]

We are legions.

[@user-im8bm8dc9g]

ОНО САМО ? - Идиоты ...

[@privatewars5039]

@@beingamo4 If you think evolution is real You believe a theory that explains life without the explanation of DNA, which is beyond a joke. There is no such thing as a 'fossil record' with dates that are interpreted by circular reasoning 😂 evolution is a vile joke & believing in it with knowing that it's origination is nothing exploding (big bang) & the primoridol soup composed of lava which is said to have made life is complete garbage & abiogensis was disproven in the 1800's biologydictionary.net/evidence-for-abiogenesis/ Abiogensis is the only origination of evolution considering it's the only explanation of how an organism would be conceived into existence from non living material, simply false & unscientific. Evolution has no core evidence, it's a cloud of speculation & never will be a fact.

[@juanrossi3]

Thank you so much for this incredible video! Seems like months of hard work to produce it!

[@adabujiki]

I am back again to watch this remarkable content. I really feel blessed and lucky. I hope you are rewarded for such effort. Thank you!!!

[@danel5889]

How this is even possible? I mean that level of complexity, the unaware particles do their jobs and keep us live. It's insane!

[@yasminabekhti9952]

Hello ! Happy new year ... for a believer it is the Divine Continuous Mesmerizing Action

[@vwvwvsuki]

It's complete physics "ordered" random. Amino acids just floating in the cell and "are anchored" at the right time to the desired receptor.

[@johnsinclair6170]

Biocentrism and quantum physics. Now look up how photosynthesis actually works; it will blow your mind.

[@GoldSrc_]

Physics, chemistry and billions of years of evolution. What you just saw, is nature at work, and it's freaking AMAZING.

[@pekde]

@@GoldSrc_ so you believe human cities are also come up and ordered because of coincidence? What force would drive this? This is much more complicated and parallel than human created computer code.

[@nelsonsoucasaux2751]

I wish videos like this were available 55-50 years ago, when I studied cell biology for entering into the medical school. I was very good at this subject, entirely new in the late 60's. Congratulations for the video. Thank you.

[@aftermath7]

You're a doctor?

[@S1.0542]

@@aftermath7He’s a gynecologist.

[@dennisboyd1712]

Exquisite Design by the hand of God

[@Exitnextright2]

Precisely.

[@maiaramascarenhasmoro2067]

This video is SO beautiful! Thank you very much for this!

[@HanzGrozny]

as a biologist THAT IS THE SEXIEST THING EVEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[@textbooksmathematicstutorials]

I feel fascination not sexuality I rather feel fascination!

[@A-Milkdromeda-Laniakea-Hominid]

I'm just a lowly serf and when I watch this all I can think is "how do these little bits of matter KNOW what to do" lol. Life is amazing, I'm in awe of the universe. No wonder we made up gods to explain it, even before we understood the details a bit better.

[@textbooksmathematicstutorials]

@@A-Milkdromeda-Laniakea-Hominid They Do not know anything they are just a product of a chemical chain reaction that ignite abiogenesis and that's it!

[@A-Milkdromeda-Laniakea-Hominid]

@@textbooksmathematicstutorials That's it, eh, lol. Oh is that all: just tiny atomos working together better than a finely tuned swiss watch.. but gooey.. resulting in a self-healing, self-reproducing, energy factory that has a sense of mind. It's nothing really...

[@barbagiggia]

I`m a biologist too and i still prefer Jessica Alba

[@paulwilliams1188]

I now have a whole new level of respect for the human body. That was astonishing.

[@SwazerSwazers]

You should have a whole new level of respect for your creator.

[@paulwilliams1188]

Swazer Swazers and who is that exaxtly?

[@gelatinocyte6270]

You mean for every living things, right? This is basically what is inside ALL cells in different froms of life; eukaryote or otherwise. Plus/minus a few things that are (not) shown from the video, of course.

[@M_Julian_TSP]

This isn't how the human body works, this is how a eukaryotic cell works, you should respect oaks, ferrets, morels or sponges as well.

[@M_Julian_TSP]

@@gelatinocyte6270 that's not how prokaryotic cells work^^

[@alexeykulikov5661]

This is amazing... I can't imagine how long it took to animate it all. Also, the sound design is fitting, even if in reality there would be no sound at all (at least not what human ear can perceive). More people should see it.

[@srirampatnaik9164]

By what I've learnt in physics, any energy corresponding to molecules or very small order of size contributes to its velocity only. So basically no sound or change in the molecule's 'temperature'.

[@ApatheticNirvana]

Almost an entire molecular bio class perfectly encapsulated in visuals. Amazing and beautiful.

[@jayireland561]

Id really like to experience a VR representation of this with a controllable scale slider.

[@ajbiv]

We're working on it...Stay tuned!

[@agentham]

FUCK. YES.

[@loud_hailer6240]

I would pay for this and spend hours learning

[@vvinslovv.]

Holy fuck

[@oleksandrzubchenko210]

@@ajbiv Any progress? It would be very interesting to see.

[@awhale9247]

DNA and Other Cell : *Working hard af* Hooman : *lying on bed, watching hentai*

[@BitchItsJules]

Spermatazoa: *prepare for evaculation*

[@AD.R0]

Underrated comment haahhahah

[@jorgepaul5552]

Wtf this comment is sooo underrated! hahahahaha!!

[@tarayaofelix7210]

Lmao 😂

[@ijansk]

Only if you are heterosexual

[@crs12decoder]

Congrats Drew Berry! I cannot even imagine the amount of work you've had put in to make these absolutely unique, priceless and amazing animations for everyone to see and have a feeling on the complexity of these molecular machines that make life possible. These creations of yours truly deserve a prime spot in the humankind knowledge base. Your contributions for society are huge. We thank you!

[@carlthenpc716]

Respect for the cameraman who is the tiniest person and had to get eaten

[@criptufu9213]

Me when irealize that every single one of my cells has 6ft of dna but i'm not even 5'11: *Sad noises*

[@chatter_bones1762]

If you unravel all your dna you can stretch across 2x the solar system's diameter. How's that for more height?

[@Ahsan-pm3nj]

Chill man, I’m only 5’06

[@weshouldtotallyjuststabcea1382]

@@Ahsan-pm3nj chill im only 5'00 and im a guy:(

[@dennoux6239]

im 5'0......

[@999titu]

@@dennoux6239 , chill I am 2 ft 9. Is it a dwarf competition.

[@Dolvondo]

If I saw this in middle school this would've made five billion times more sense then looking at a text book. Geeeeez

[@purple455]

transcription and translation are more of a high school topic but i get what you mean, we were shown other animations but the animations were so stiff and dumbed down it was still hard to completely understand the whole process

[@hydrox3935]

y do they jitter so much?

[@Dolvondo]

@@hydrox3935 probably because theyre in a fluid medium and liquid doesnt stay still

[@bry2k]

@@purple455 Wait...so you're saying you UNDERSTAND the WHOLE PROCESS???

[@hydrox3935]

@@Dolvondo oh ok thanks

[@kenyup7936]

Ty so much for your efforts and time, you created such amazing animations, that was brilliant

[@alruiz5096]

That was incredibly beautiful and amazing. Great presentation. Thx!

[@almustafaaraz2073]

I’m speechless 😶 The person who imagined all this and was able to visualize it like this is amazing.

[@phxcppdvlazi]

It was many hundreds, if not thousands, of people who helped humanity arrive at this point of understanding, not a single person.

[@almustafaaraz2073]

phxcppdvlazi of course, but I mean the people who created this film.

[@pixelated6162]

This makes me feel better about my self,As if I'm a piece of art

[@MegaAppleMan12]

Yes you are a wonderful piece of art :) created by the greatest painter alive

[@Esperandoonoivo]

Felt just the same here.

[@Cleeon]

Friends, your body is one of the best and greatest design, works in incredible process each time and keep you enjoy this life. Just keep yourself from too much stress and keep a healthy lifestyle, each cells inside your body deserve it

[@King-Salem]

@@MegaAppleMan12 Why don't you speak clearly who the painter is. This youtube is the best DNA movie I've ever seen. More I know about DNA RNA Nucleus structure and their system, more I am surprised how God, Jesus Christ is great and wonderful. I feel fear of HIS greatness.

[@Cleeon]

@@King-Salem yes that is, thanks so much Bro. How 1 single sperm cell combine with an egg cell can be one complete of me

[@dariakulyk4616]

Genetics was one of the hardest classes for me in college, as a visual learner it was always WAY too complex in the little still diagrams to keep it all straight in my head. Watching this just made it all instantly so much more real and comprehensible, I wish my professor had shown this. Gotta applaud the captioning as well, just enough to provide context and direction for further research should you desire, but not too much to distract from the incredible, stunning, unbelievably complex visual information being presented. We really are just made of billions of hardworking little guys! thank you for this!!!

[@vjkrsn]

Wow! Amazing how complex these biological processes are? I wanted to help my daughter in her AP Bio. This video helped us understand it far better than any textbook could have explained it. These videos explain these hard to visualize concepts. Definitely, these videos are worth more than millions of words. Thank you for putting this into perspective! Hats off, man!

[@Habib_Osman]

"Understand" haha. My mind is blown that's for sure.

[@efeucar2115]

This is the best DNA animation I've ever seen, it's nearly addictive. Sound effects are awesome by the way. Great work!

[@WEHImovies]

Thanks! 😃

[@lavinia8238]

çalışmalar nasıl gidiyor knk

[@efeucar2115]

@@lavinia8238 iyi gidiyor knk :D seninkiler ne durumda

[@egrytznr8893]

Please, please, please release a 4k version of this it's the coolest DNA animation I've ever seen, it would be amazing in 4k

[@AndreasDelleske]

Also, slower so we can get a feel for all the clicking and bumping.. I'd watch this in a cinema.

[@kais98k]

think that play this on a computer is extremely difficult, this is why the resolution is so low

[@ultrasometimes8908]

It was slowed down

[@ultrasometimes8908]

spoiled child sit closer to the moniter

[@egrytznr8893]

@@ultrasometimes8908 I took your advice all I see is pixels, I guess I'll have to watch it like a normal 35 year old instead of a toddler, still love this video tho👍

[@nataliarossi87]

Seeing this kind of animation is absolutely incredible and makes me completely astonished. To realize that each of our cells have thousands of miniature molecular machineries that work at incredible speeds and in an almost flawless way is something so crazy and beautiful at the same time!!! I can't help myself but stay in absolute awe.

[@mohammadimran2073]

One of the best clips youtube has recommended. All the best wishes to those who are in the making of this video❤❤

[@nobodyknowsanything3906]

That was really awesome. I've learned about these concepts before, but thank you for putting it in such a way that it was much more accessible and ... idk how to phrase it, but you just made it more "real" for me with this than any other way I've learned about it.

[@alijandie8866]

Drew Berry you inspired me Now I am studying bio-engineering and learning animation You are amazing I hope to be like you in the future

[@ajbiv]

Thank you Ali! Best wishes for your bio-engineering career. Biology discovery and innovation is booming!

[@alijandie8866]

Drew Berry thank you very much ❤❤❤❤ and I'm Waiting to be your assistant after several years 😁

[@a_m5115]

This is marvelous! I have never seen something as good as this! Absolutely fascinating

[@jeancorriveau8686]

This animation makes me realize much better what other videos conceptualize only. Great job!

[@SuperBonobob]

I love this, it's almost like the exact point between life and non-life. This is all just electrostatic interactions, entropy and enthalpy, coding, and mechanical movements. But if you zoom out just a little further you have living interacting beings that can reproduce. These animations are absolutely golden for getting an intuitive sense of the esoteric processes that are constantly happening in our body, I was especially amazed at the speed at which it all happens. I would love to see something like this but for receptors such as activation of GPCRs, ligand-gated ion channels, transporters, enzymes, nuclear hormone receptors, tyrosine kinase receptors and all of their relevant downstream signalling pathways.

[@inmundo6927]

maybe that's the key to take from all this. That "life and non-life" may as well be part of the same thing, and it is our idea of identity (that we mistake for consciousness), that needs to draw the distinction. But it may be that your thoughts are also a form of electrostatic interactions... coming all the way from the cell and back.

[@Gizmo199]

If they had videos like this when I was in school I would have loved to learn more about it. So crazy!

[@caricatureparty]

Same here

[@NDNRG9]

this is amazing! it really fuzes together different ideas and images you have of our DNA and paints a coherent picture! great visualisation and the perfect material for education! (and curiosity)

[@omarnunez2748]

Best video on KZbin.. so underrated.. I watched it years ago and just remembered about it , had to watch it again

[@n3r0z3r0]

The people who made this possible should have at lease couple of Nobel Prize! This is incredible !!! Thank You !

[@inmundo6927]

well.. they do

[@user-us9yr8gv8d]

What about who create it??

[@irenejohnston6802]

Honouring the creature rather than The Creator. Who holds the copyright? Job 38:1-5; Isaiah 45:18; Isaiah 42:8.

[@n3r0z3r0]

@@irenejohnston6802 This is a wrong place for people like you. Go prey in church.

[@nadarith1044]

@@irenejohnston6802 Nonexistent entities can't hold copyright also, it's 13 billion years past expired by this point

[@Neuronal-Nebula]

After seeing this video I have started questioning my existence. Who am i , what am i ? Just a bunch of cells ?? Or something more. So much is happening inside my body without my knowledge and i have absolutely no control over it

[@Batdadtalks]

God does. For You formed my inward parts; You covered me in my mother’s womb. I will praise You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made; Marvelous are Your works, And that my soul knows very well. My frame was not hidden from You, When I was made in secret, And skillfully wrought in the lowest parts of the earth. Your eyes saw my substance, being yet unformed. And in Your book they all were written, The days fashioned for me, When as yet there were none of them. How precious also are Your thoughts to me, O God! How great is the sum of them! If I should count them, they would be more in number than the sand; When I awake, I am still with You. Psalms 139:13‭-‬18 NKJV Pray you come to know our Heavenly Father

[@Batdadtalks]

@Msg of Yitzhak Kaduri Numbers 6: 24-27 Brother!

[@mgsquared5204]

Or you can realize that we’re big old consequences of inevitable circumstances. All you need is something that can self replicate for life to starts. The rest is refined by evolution. None of that means you can’t live life. It’s “up to” you. Your choices are theoretically predetermined but your mindset does change these actions. If you believe that your choices are predetermined it will cause you to make bad decisions. What you believe doesn’t have to line up with what’s true because it’s impossible to believe everything that’s true. If we believed everything that’s true we wouldn’t be conscious as consciousness is an illusion created by our own brains as a survival mechanism. Doesn’t mean you can just become a robot living your human life. Know the truth, believe what you want.

[@Batdadtalks]

@@mgsquared5204 Don't know what to tell you if you can't see intelligent design after watching that video and you think it all happened by chance....

[@sid2543]

discovering you are a collection of cells and the mechanisms of life does not change you in any way since the day before! Why do you need to be "something more" when you're already so amazing! Did you have knowledge when you where a child that you had a muscular sac pumping fluid around you? You cant control that either, so why would this make any difference? Also its hilarious all the creationists flocking to your comment to give you "guidance"

[@michaelp4095]

I really appreciate this and strongly believe that information like this should be encouraged on a larger scale. This is important and amazing.

[@mimi_chung]

I respect your work. Thanks to the video, a huge amount of knowledge that I used to try to study during the semester is in just 7 min.

[@JoabeLM]

0:18 Transcrição genética 0:52 DNA sendo organizado em um cromossomo 1:58 Divisão celular 2:29 Replicação do DNA 3:40 Transcrição genética 4:02 Mecanismo de transcrição (Zoom) 4:35 Estrutura do DNA 5:32 Controle Epigenético (Tags)

[@naglaa......5940]

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[@naglaa......5940]

@@suman231ruhil heyy

[@eufabioproducoes9288]

"Alguns Heróis não usam capas" Valeu Bro!!

[@eufabioproducoes9288]

ajudou demais

[@mariomarcosalbuquerque1921]

Obrigado.

[@Thraith]

Humbles me every time.

[@SeverSTL]

Why did I never come across this before? This will keep me up late at nights. Thanx

[@user-pt8zt8ip3b]

I appreciate how you addressed such an important topic in a respectful and informative manner. Well done!

[@user-pt8zt8ip3b]

Tuyệt vời! 👌🎉

[@SF-fb6lv]

3:20: As soon as I saw that caption about how the bone strength protein gene is activated by vitamin D, I paused the video and went out in the sun for 15 min.

[@chatter_bones1762]

Wow...👌 Gotta give them what they need!

[@wbrito8617]

@@chatter_bones1762 Did you hear any frying noises? lol

[@noelsrx376]

Too much exposure causes premature aging, damages hair and various skin cancers! So watch out.

[@KenJackson_US]

If everyone would take *Vitamin D,* covid would shrivel and die in a few weeks. Sunshine in the winter isn't enough.

[@sharonkende4774]

I mean I am about to do the same (after watching the whole thing). During covid, which is when I am watching this, I never knew that vitamin D jump started the creation of proteins. I knew that it was important for calcium absorption but that's it. Now I see that antibodies, which are proteins, can't be made without enough vitamin D in our systems.

[@sumitkumarkarn_artist]

This should be viral instead of that poor contents on social media. I wish if I could get permission to make it viral on my all social platforms with due respect and credits.

[@chitranshbindal1874]

yes

[@TheShaha26]

..something similar did go viral. People thought these were the nanobots bill gates embedded in vaccines... and well, it didn’t go well..

[@toddgamer9089]

I've only ever seen this is textbooks, absolutely incredible.

[@vittoriobigliardi1443]

one of the best video i've ever seen before, amazing, incredible

[@Evan-vj1of]

0:00 Human Cell x 10,000 0:08 Nucleus X10,000,000 0:17 Gene Transcription (Nucleus x1,000,000) 0:28 Nucleus gateway (Nucleus X1,000,000) 0:37 Nucleus exterior (Nucleus X500,000) 0:48 Human Cell (X10,000) 0:52 DNA Double Helix (Up Close) 1:05 Nucleosome Binding (DNA Coiling) 1:55 Chromosomes in Dividing Cell 2:06 Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase, and Cytokinesis 2:28 DNA Replication 3:21 [Eukaryote] Gene Activation and Transcription 4:02 Up Close Gene Transcription 4:36 DNA Double Helix and Components 5:10 Wrapping around Nucleosomes 5:26 Active DNA X1,000,000 5:36 epigenetic Control of Genes and Gene Transcription 6:24 Nucleosome Sliding 6:38 Inactive DNA X1,000,000 6:46 Epigenetic Tags on Inactive DNA 6:56 Protein Packaging of Inactive DNA 7:05 Active v. Inactive DNA

[@mitchmurray117]

Incredible. This cell gets more done in 7 minutes than the entire Democrat Party has in 50 years.

[@leyleyhaihai4017]

ur a god thank you

[@vkook866]

Incredible 😍

[@Mooorifo]

I'm a PhD student in quantum biology and was is such awe at this work. Wow.

[@m0neez]

"quantum biology'" could you explain and talk little about it?

[@Mooorifo]

It's defined quite loosely and everyone will say something different about it - but if you strictly look at the behaviour of electrons in any biological system where it plays a big role then you're in the realm of quantum biology. For example, the valence electrons of the iron ion of the main bit of the hemoglobin molecule is an entangled quantum state. This is necessary for the delivery of oxygen to your body (how do I design a machine (protein) that can take in oxygen and let it out again without it being stuck in my protein?) Understanding this will help you mimic what took biology millions of years to learn and use it for an application of your choice.

[@ajbiv]

Quantum biology in action: Photosynthesis kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJ2yaYGfhceaqM0

[@Howdyx-ui7uk]

Animated BS... not self evident... not true science.

[@nastber]

@@m0neez this is sooo cool, didn't even think this field exists! Thank you!

[@lathikakrishnan]

WOW really no words to appreciate this animation creation

[@donkloos9078]

A brilliant and fascinating animation that shows the complex organization and engineering of creation. I feel like I am looking over God's shoulder to see how He arranged this process. There is a billion highly organized units in this code, which cannot randomly form in a universe of increasing entropy. Mathematically the chances for just a very basic protein code to randomly organize are 1 in 10 ^ 77. (1 with 77 zeroes behind it). And that probability does not even include all the other processes we saw here.

[@Exitnextright2]

W take.

[@user-uz4gh7sm9l]

When I watch documentaries on Universe, my mind ceases to exist. And then, on other extreme, we have these videos. I feel, we just can't comprehend the complexities and vastness of this nature, universe. Beautiful 💙

[@yoinkerman8524]

I am nowhere near a biologist or some gene studying fact machine, no, I am a meme man, but I think I have enough brainpower to understand that this is amazing

[@339059331]

Astonishing, Marvelous, and Splendid! Salute!

[@jaxxonbalboa3243]

Very nice. To the point and easy to digest.

[@ksharma103]

THE SOUND EFFECTS 💯

[@tdub6542]

Frrr

[@uvwuvw-ol3fg]

Are these actual sounds or sensationalised documentary?

[@joepalooka2145]

Absolutely effing amazing, mind-boggling and astounding. Fantastic animation of DNA which is extremely difficult for the average person to understand. This is definitely one of the most wonderful things on KZbin ever.

[@WEHImovies]

Thank you very much!

[@jacktether6648]

Even to a non understanding person this looked hella funky watching

[@IAmNumber4000]

That is some excellent Brownian motion visualization

[@NataliDali]

Amazing! Thank you for sharing knowledge!

[@BenWillock]

Deep down. we're all weird and creepy.

[@PhantomPanic]

We're all weird and creepy anyways...

[@DoktrDub]

Ben Willock weird and fascinating rather, this kinda thing is probably happening all over the universe and we are here on earth, slowly evolving as we look through large metal tubes with mirrors in search of more biomachines

[@cjhepburn7406]

The video could be set to music. There's no need 4 it to this eiree cept' unless they want it to be.

[@claudiapenaranda5592]

@@cjhepburn7406 agree. The creepy sounds made the great animations impossible for me to see them after 30 seconds.

[@mrzenox9835]

Literally

[@williampascoe7954]

Brilliant! I wish this type of animation had been around when I did my immunology degree in 1978, it would have made things a lot more understandable.

[@user-sg8fx3zw4f]

Где русский язык все не понятно

[@user-sg8fx3zw4f]

И что происходит ??

[@ulayee9927]

Right! So maybe you are one of not to many watching this that actually understand what you are looking at.

[@PowerfulSlicer]

Stunning, thankyou

[@amitkulkarni4896]

This is awesome....I felt like went into a cell and witnessed this wonderful process. Hats off to this video

[@tpstrat14]

I’m so glad this happens without me having to understand it

[@mail2viveks]

My lord, this much is happening every fraction of second inside my body, I am DNA factory indeed! Kudos to whole team for presenting such a stunning animation!

[@TravelwithWayfarer]

Amazing work, as a molecular biologist i cant just thank u enough for this piece of art about science, thank u man

[@waliedahmed4178]

Wow.. I'm just speechless to show this animation 🧡