◆Raspberry · Photorealistic 3D
A photorealistic raspberry against a black background, with detailed drupelet surfaces, fine hairs and lighting.
3D Life Science: Cells, Bacteriophages and Microscopic Structures
Turn unseen structures into relationships you can explore.
Life-science visualizations connect form, structure and process. Cell models offer a spatial overview. The bacteriophage animation separates recognition, attachment, DNA transfer, synthesis, assembly and release into selectable stages to make their sequence easier to follow.
Teaching models may enlarge membranes, DNA or protein particles and reduce the number of objects. Colors and movement support an explanation rather than reproduce a microscopy image. First distinguish the inside from the outside of a cell, then follow one structure across stages.
Questions to explore
- Is a structure inside the cell, on its envelope or outside it?
- During phage infection, does DNA enter the bacterium or does the entire capsid enter?
- Which sizes, colors and timings are simplified for teaching?
Experiences in this collection 4
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◆Cell Atlas
An interactive 3D atlas of plant and human cells: rotate, cut away and inspect organelles, with Chinese and English support.
◆Reef Aquarium
Explore a reef aquarium with tropical fish, underwater lighting and swimming animations. Drag to orbit and scroll to zoom.
⬡Bacteriophage Infection
Explore T4 infection of E. coli in six interactive steps, from receptor recognition to lysis. Rotate the cutaway to follow DNA into the cell.