This is an animation of a nucleosome with histone tails. One of my older works using #MolecularNodes.
This is a molecular dynamics visualization of SETD7 and histone H1 complex, created in
@Blender using my favorite #MolecularNodes add-on by @bradyajohnston.
First time I tried to create a custom atom-cluttering sound effects as well as my own speech recording (sorry, English is not my first language).
Background music is generated by @suno
#sciart #b3d #md #blender3d
This is a molecular dynamics visualization of TGF-β receptor 1, created in @Blender using #MolecularNodes. TGF-β pathway regulates many cellular processes including cancer formation. 1+ month of dedicated work from system prep to final render. #sciart #b3d #md #cancerdrugs
This is a dynamic liposome visualization using MD trajectory data of individual lipids in @Blender using #MolecularNodes.
Blue - polar heads of phosphatidylcholine,
white - hydrophobic tails of oleic acid,
red - cholesterol molecules.
#sciart #b3d #blender3d
Simon retweeted
TIL, you can use a logarithmic depth buffer to render really tiny and large objects without using any scaling trickery.
Example: threejs.org/examples/#webgl_…
#threejs #rendering #ComputerGraphics

