Journal and textbook covers, slides, and other editorial figures will appear here soon. On 3/3/11 I posted this temporary link to a Picassa slideshow that highlights a couple of my recent covers. I've got dozens of others and more descriptions to post once I get some free time (they will date back to 1995.)

I create lots of rough animation renderings that never had an audience until YouTube made it so easy to post. I hope these can be useful to others in the field or to learners who enjoy physics and/or cellular and molecular biology. The embedded YouTube site works poorly in Safari, so I recommend using Firefox to view this item.

Illustrations and aimations as presented on my old fiVth website. This could also be considered one of two portfolio pieces for web design... the other being grahamj.com

ePMV temp wiki demo 11/19/2010

autoFill temp wiki demo 4/25/2011

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A Alanine		The α-carbon atom of alanine is bound with a methyl group (-CH3), making it one of the simplest α-amino acids with respect to molecular structure and also resulting in alanine being classified as an aliphatic amino acid. The methyl group of alanine is non-reactive and is thus almost never directly involved in protein function.	Large ~10mm (2millionX) - $3.99Small ~5mm (1millionX) - $7.99
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