DNA Replication Mutations
Investigating common causes of DNA Mutation in collaboration with the University of Melbourne
About the Project
DNA replication is a core function in every organism, with many enzymes dedicated to ensuring its accuracy.
Despite these safeguards, errors in DNA replication remain the most common cause of mutations. While many mutations can be harmful to an individual organism, rare mutations may provide advantages that drive evolutionary change in the species.
The objective of this project was to create an engaging animated video that showcased the complex scientific process of DNA replication and the possible errors that it could produce. Working closely in collaboration with geneticists from the University of Melbourne.
About DNA Research
at the University of Melbourne
DNA Research at the University of Melbourne is a multi-disciplinary effort spanning genomics, cancer, and health policy. Key areas include cancer genomics (targeting rare diseases and early detection), pathogen genomics for infection control, and studies on neurogenetics. The University works with the Doherty Institute and Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) to advance personalized, data-driven, and ethical genetic research.
our works
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![A digital illustration of a virus attacking blood cells inside a blood vessel, depicting green viruses with spikes, purple cell clusters, and orange blood cells.]()
CAR-T Cell Therapy
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![A close-up illustration of blood vessels and blood cells with molecules and proteins interacting at the cellular level.]()
Showcasing TriGlytza™
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![Illustration of multiple 3D DNA double helix strands floating in space with a starry background.]()
DNA Replication Mutations
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![A science or technology museum exhibit featuring interactive displays with neon lights, digital screens, and people exploring the area.]()
ZAP! - Understanding Electricity
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![People observing digital interactive art installations with colorful lightning, cosmic images, and abstract visuals in a dark exhibition space.]()
Queensland Museum Science Centre
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![Colorful exhibit wall with images of scientific research, technology, and people in labs, illuminated with neon lights.]()
Eye and Ear Hospital History Wall
