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Rod (E. coli) Model - Part II

Created by

Manuela Alvarado

Created:

12/3/22

Submitted:

3/6/23

Published:

3/6/23

Rod part Il_NIH3D.

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3DPX-017980

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203

7 Version 2

Description

This E. coli model is 3,000 times larger than the actual size of the cell it represents. It is used in Part II of the lesson and it requires the use of a raft preferably printed in clear color to facilitate the visualization of the cell.

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Rod (E. coli) Model - Part II

Created by

Manuela Alvarado

Created:

12/3/22

Submitted:

3/6/23

Published:

3/6/23

Output Files

3DPX-017980

203

7

Version 2

Description