Gene Therapy Flash Presentation cast members
Most of these are interactive so click on the text buttons to see them move.
Please scroll down, as their are many cast members to view.
Also, these are just samples to see if I may need to make adjustments, as well
as I will add newer members as they are created for the presentation. I will
be added to these as I fine tune the others to show. I am also in the process
of designing the interface, working with sound, etc.
Gene
Therapy Flash presentation...
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This is now the first draft version for the Gene Therapy presentation. Please read the few quick notes before watching:
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Centerfuge - tube | ||
This is the when the skin sample from the patient will be placed into, and sent to the TKT labs. It is also where some of the mixing will take place. |
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Pipette | ||
This
is will be used throughout the presentation for when the cells and liquid
are poured into the petri dishes, cuvettes, test tubes, etc. |
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Petri Dish | ||
The
petri dish is where all the cells activity (dividing, multiplying, growing
, dying. etc). . |
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Cells flattening out in petri dish | ||
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Cells splitting out in petri dish | ||
Cuvette
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The cuvette is shown when the cells are removed from the petri dish and then placed in here. The cuvette is then placed in the electroporator to allow the Plasmid DNA to be injected into the nucleus. |
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Electroporator | ||
This
part of the presentation is to show when the Plasmid DNA is inserted via
Electroporation. Here is where the cuvette is inserted into the device,
and then charged up. - this will also be where we zoom into DNA |
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Microtiter | ||
The microtiter is once an isolated colony of cells is taken from the larger petri dishes, and placed into individual containers of the microtiter. here the colonies continue to grow. |
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Syringe | ||
The syringe is used when the colonies are taken from the microtiter and placed into a flash to be sent back to the doctor and patient.
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T-Flask
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The T-flask is to be used when the cells are taken from the microtiter and placed into the T-flask to be sent back to the doctor's office for the procedure to insert the cells back into the patient. |
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