_e-coli-body-and-flagella-test-posterior.jpg "E.coli: body and flagella test (posterior) from bacterium e coli Video Screenshot Preview")
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✓ Published: 30-Apr-2013
✓ Published: 30-Apr-2013
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This animation shows flagella movement of a modeled and animated E.coli bacterium. Flagella were added on most sides of the bacterium to emphasize how the bacterium can change its direction without necessarily turning completely around. The rig will be used for an animation that visualizes viral infection in an E.coli bacterium. The model was made and rigged in Autodesk Maya 2013.
This animation shows flagella movement of a modeled and animated E.coli bacterium. Flagella were added on most sides of the bacterium to emphasize how the bacterium can change its direction without necessarily turning completely around. The rig will be used for an animation that visualizes viral infection in an E.coli bacterium. The model was made and rigged in Autodesk Maya 2013.
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