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27 October, 2009 – This Week in Science
from This Week in Science - The Kickass Science Podcast on October 27, 2009
Duration: 3707
Duration: 3707
Brains!, Sight For the Blind, Whiskers On Robots, Death To Mosquitos!, Musical Brains, Regenerating Nerves, What s Up With The Bees?, The Best Dino Ever, and Interview w/ Dr. Bill Schutt re: Sanguivores.
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D.N.A. - Learn about D.N.A.
from recent posts tagged double - blip.tv (beta) on October 06, 2009
Duration: 205
Duration: 205
Deoxyribonucleic acid is a word, as large as the influence it casts upon the Earth. More precisely, it fits nicely, as an acid, based, in creatures big and small, it is the blueprint, how they're made. The RNA is information carried in your genes, it's found within the DNA that makes up you and me. A Double Helix is the name of the shapely pattern, that DNA will tend to make, it resembles a ladder. The lines on the outside are two and are a crucial glue, to hold the sides Nucleotides, a sugar phosphate group. To each of these there are attached a molecule, you see, Adenine, Thymine, Guanine, Cytosine. Every part of you is made of cells you cannot see, you could say the DNA is like a recipe. This double helix ladder can easily unwind, and wind again, it happens every time a cell divides. Inside a cell, the DNA strands wrap up real close, and organize into an x, behold, the chromosome! Eukaryotic organisms like animals and plants, use the nucleus of cells to store these precious strands. -Of course there are so many places DNA is found, Prokaryotes, like bacteria, spread it all around! RNA is like a copy of a given strand, and essential for an organism to expand. In order to expand, the cells will have to split in two, and once they do, the one that's old will be the same as new. To achieve this feat a DNA strand must have proteins, different binds of different kinds can all effect the coding. DNA has shaped the way all life has evolved, it is the blueprint, how we're made, creatures big and small. Deoxyribonucleic acid is a word, as large as the influence it casts upon the Earth. It made me what I am, and it made you be you, now show DNA what YOU'RE made of, and that you have some big plans to! The new DVD is HERE! https://www.createspace.com/Customer/EStore.do?id=254096 A short film about D.N.A. [Note: This version 1.5 of 3.0] From the Triangle series. For BBC and Discovery Channel. For the classroom or for the home. Enjoy. http://www.the-school.org/ Little films for a big planet.
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29 September, 2009 – This Week in Science
from This Week in Science - The Kickass Science Podcast on September 29, 2009
Duration: 3745
Duration: 3745
Moon Water, Bat Eating Birds, The Ratchet of Evolution, Detecting Darkness, Creative Craziness, Carl Sagan Sings, Plastic Sand, and Vaginal Self-esteem
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Serge Spitzer: Molecular Istanbul
from VernissageTV on September 28, 2009
Duration: 508
Duration: 508
The Mayor Synagogue in Istanbul s Hask y district is a very special place. The historic synagogue is hundreds of years old. Today, it is used as storage facility, and houses a workshop and a billiard saloon. That s what the Romanian-born installation artist Serge Spitzer found fascinating about the place. Serge Spitzer has created a site-specific installation at the Mayor Synagogue, titled Molecular Istanbul . In one of the rooms he arranged a vast number of marbles on the floor while in the other rooms the craftsmen do their work. More info.
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James Watson, Francis Crick and Genetics
from Milestones in Science & Engineering on December 31, 1992
Duration: 884
Duration: 884
This Film shows how the processes of heredity take place on a molecular level and how modern methods of genetic engineering influence our lives.
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