Stewart Lab
I short video describing the Bacterial Flagellar Motor (BFM). Visualisation performed by Callum Smits: https://github.com/callumsmits/rt1
updated 7 years ago
Unfortunately, the phosphate atoms only have three bonding surfaces, so its missing 3 oxygens, and the bonding in the adenine ring isn't perfect. But I think its a great tool and very fun to play with. The magnetic bonds make chemistry super intuitive.
We made this a couple of years ago for the late Richard Perham to explain ATP synthase function for the book he was co-authouring: Molecular Biology of Assemblies and Machines: http://garlandscience.com/product/isbn/9780815341666
Visualisation was performed with an in house ray tracer / molecular modelling tool written by Callum Smits: https://github.com/callumsmits/rt1