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Molecular machine

life science Maturity 9-11

Tiny machines live in us.

Flagellar Motor Assembly.jpg
Flagellar Motor Assembly.jpg
They move to help us live. They help our bodies work. These machines are very small. They are smaller than you can see. Can you imagine tiny machines?

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File:Flagellar Motor Assembly.jpg
Flagellar Motor Assembly.jpg
File:Molecular shuttle first report.png
Molecular shuttle first report.png
File:Molecular machine principle 1.png
Molecular machine principle 1.png
File:Molecular balance example.png
Molecular balance example.png
File:Molecular hinge example.png
Molecular hinge example.png
File:Molecular logic gate example.png
Molecular logic gate example.png
File:MD rotor 250K 1ns.gif
MD rotor 250K 1ns.gif
File:Molecular necklace example.png
Molecular necklace example.png
File:Molecularpropeller.jpg
Molecularpropeller.jpg
File:Molecular shuttle illustration commons.png
Molecular shuttle illustration commons.png
File:Molecular switch example.png
Molecular switch example.png
File:Buckycatcher JACS 2007 V129 p3843.jpg
Buckycatcher JACS 2007 V129 p3843.jpg

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