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Concord Consortium
Develops interactive computational models for learning science, including molecular and biological systems.
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ScienceInteractive demoDiffusion & Temperature
Set temperature, remove the barrier and compare how long molecules take to reach a sensor; trace a molecule’s path.
ScienceInteractive demoDNA to Protein
ScienceInteractive demoProtein Folding
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Diffusion & Temperature
Set temperature, remove the barrier and compare how long molecules take to reach a sensor; trace a molecule’s path.
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DNA to Protein
Step through transcription and translation, edit DNA and inspect the resulting protein in a simplified molecular model.
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Protein Folding
Change the solvent and peptide composition to explore how hydrophobic and hydrophilic interactions affect a simplified protein model.
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The Concord Consortium develops interactive computational experiments for teaching and learning science. Its Next-Generation Molecular Workbench brings molecular and biological models to the browser.
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