2018 AMI Online Salon
Michaelis-Menten Dynamics
Project Details
- Artist(s): Ursula Florjanczyk; Toronto, Ontario
- Client: Faculty Advisor: Derek Ng
- Copyright: © 2017 Ursula Florjanczyk
- Medium / software used: 3D Animation
- Final presentation format: Video
- Primary audience: Undergraduate Students
Project Description
Undergraduate students often struggle with reconciling multiple representational models for complicated chemistry topics. This animation acts as an introduction to Michaelis-Menten dynamics, and uses multiple visual metaphors and analogies to help make the concepts accessible and memorable. This video covers the kinetics of alcohol dehydrogenase reactions and is intended for undergraduate biochemistry students.
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