[Sandwich]

Tres cool: http://aimediaserver.com/studiodaily/videoplayer/?src=harvard/harvard.swf&width=640&height=520

[karajorma]

Very cool.

[Charismatic]

Lol in the first 30 secs i saw something. It looked like it was parashooting, and it was pritty funny.
Yeah im still unsure what i was looking at. Yes i know it is a Cell, but meh. Colorful aint it?

[Mefustae]

****ing awesome.

[fsi.scsi]

<nerd_sigh>

It's really sad that I could identify the DNA polymerase, transcription, translation, tubulin generation, the endoplasmic reticulum, and the Golgi apparatus.

</nerd_sigh>

[Ghost]

Ahhh... I still have this bookmarked from the last time I saw it. So very awesome. Thanks for reminding me about it.

The music goes really well with it, although I'm not so fond of the drum beat.

[MP-Ryan]

<nerd_sigh>

It's really sad that I could identify the DNA polymerase, transcription, translation, tubulin generation, the endoplasmic reticulum, and the Golgi apparatus.

</nerd_sigh>

Did you happen to notice what kingdom that cell belongs to though?

You missed exocytosis, enzymatic hydrolysis, and what looked to me an awful lot like RNA splicing...

[achtung]

What was the uhhh, walking thing?  Also, where was it going, and where had it come from?

[Taristin]

Clearly, it just is, and therefore God made it.

[redsniper]

No no, we're trying to start a debate in the Darwin Day thread, not this one.

[MP-Ryan]

What was the uhhh, walking thing?  Also, where was it going, and where had it come from?

That was a motor protein moving a vesicle along a microtubule.

[Mefustae]

What was the uhhh, walking thing?  Also, where was it going, and where had it come from?

That was a motor protein moving a vesicle along a microtubule.

It looks so damn mechanical. Really puts into perspective how we're just machines, albeit squishy machines.

[Agent_Koopa]

What was the uhhh, walking thing?  Also, where was it going, and where had it come from?

That was a motor protein moving a vesicle along a microtubule.

It looks so damn mechanical. Really puts into perspective how we're just machines, albeit squishy machines.

QFT. I saw the Golgi apparatus too, hard to miss in all its undulating glory. I don't give a hoot if that's not what it really looks like, it's still awesome. What sort of cell was it? It was crawling through the bloodstream and slipped through the wall, but I don't know nearly enough about biology to get much else.

EDIT: Hold on, the loops attaching to holes in the...cytoplasm? Extruding... proteins? Then that must be... RNA! Yay, I got it!

[MP-Ryan]

That video actually depicts a couple types of cells.  There's a couple frames that identify a cell wall, which things with a bloodstream generally don't have.  All the structures were eukaryotes, so it seems that had both animal, and plant (or I suppose fungal) cells.

[aldo_14]

What was the uhhh, walking thing?  Also, where was it going, and where had it come from?

That was a motor protein moving a vesicle along a microtubule.

It looks so damn mechanical. Really puts into perspective how we're just machines, albeit squishy machines.

Brilliant manufacturing process, though