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LESSON 5: Learning to Use Molecular Models

LESSON 5: Learning to Use Molecular Models. PowerPoint slides to accompany Using Bioinformatics: Genetic Testing. Chowning, J., Kovarik, D., Grisworld, J., Porter, S., Spitze, J., Farris, C., and K. Petersen.  Using Bioinformatics: Genetic Testing. Updated March 2015. .

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LESSON 5: Learning to Use Molecular Models

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  1. LESSON 5: Learning to Use Molecular Models PowerPoint slides to accompany Using Bioinformatics: Genetic Testing Chowning, J., Kovarik, D., Grisworld, J., Porter, S., Spitze, J., Farris, C., and K. Petersen.  Using Bioinformatics: Genetic Testing. Updated March 2015. 

  2. 3D ANIMATORBETH ANDERSON Place of Employment: Arkitek Studios Type of Work: Develops 3D animations that help scientists and students visualize biological processes. “Bioinformatics interfaces in many ways with our work, from data that clients give us to visualize representationally, to creating actual visual data.”

  3. Pencil Transferase Domains Pencil-Binding Domain Handle Domain Handle Domain Handle Domain Handle Domain Pencil-Binding Domain Linear Structure:

  4. BRCA1 Protein Domains BRCT domain BRCT domain DNA Binding Domain Protein-Protein Binding Domains Adapted from Wu et al. 2003.

  5. . . Wikimedia Commons, courtesy of NHGRI

  6. 3D ANIMATORBETH ANDERSON Place of Employment: Arkitek Studios Type of Work: Develops 3D animations that help scientists and students visualize biological processes. “Bioinformatics interfaces in many ways with our work, from data that clients give us to visualize representationally, to creating actual visual data.”

  7. CAREERS IN SPOTLIGHT:3D ANIMATOR What do they do? 3D animators are visual communicators and designers. The animations and illustrations they create help communicate scientific content and ideas to scientists, students, and educators. What kind of training is involved? Associate of Arts degree. Some also have training in biology, illustration, graphic design, and computer animation. What is a typical salary for a 3D Animator? Ranges with experience from very little when people are first starting out to $100,000/year ($48/hour) or more.

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