I used my cabin fever to whip up knitting charts for all 20 natural amino acids. Enjoy!
Feel free to use these charts for your personal use, but they are not to be sold or reproduced on another web page. If you modify these charts, please still credit this page.
Pasta Time
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What do you do when you have extra heavy cream in the fridge that you want
to use up? Why turn it into a creamy tomato sauce! I use pasta dishes as an
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Haha!
ReplyDeleteThanks for these! I have a bunch of bio/chem people to make stuff for that this is perfect. These, and the other entry of molecules I'm about to go save. :)
Do you knit entire proteins? How much time would that take?
ReplyDeleteAn entire protein would require a fairly large project. Many proteins that I deal with in lab have over 300 amino acids.
ReplyDeleteI made a peptide beer cozy, but that only had 5 amino acids. www.chemknits.blogspot.com/2009/04/peptide-beer-cozy.html
Protein structures are pretty, but it would be fairly compelx to knit one as a 3-D cartoon model, and even harder to do justice flat as a chart.
Thanks so much for these. I will do something for the dietician I work with.
ReplyDeleteWow this is so fun!!
ReplyDeleteI have to make something for my chemisty teacher using these
All of the chemists I've given molecule themed knitting projects to have loved them, so I know that your gift would be well received!
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