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CrossView
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A way to see 3D images without special screens or glasses. Just cross your eyes to overlap the two images.
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This is a community for posting or discussing 3D images using the crossview technique. There is another community for the Parallel View technique and also one for Anaglyph 3D using red/blue glasses.
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A superb scene in the beautiful Kinkakuji Gardens, Kyoto, Japan. Carleton H. Graves, 1902
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I just found out that the Getty museum released a lot of artwork into the open domain, including quite a few stereographs. These are meant to be viewed with a stereoscope, but I’ve found they work amazingly well in crossview.
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I just found out that the Getty museum released a lot of artwork into the open domain, including quite a few stereographs. These are meant to be viewed with a stereoscope, but I've found they work amazingly well in crossview.
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I said I'd take a stab at this, I think the cross view worked pretty well. Will be back as they bloom.
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Description: Centola et al designed and characterized a leaf-spring nanoengine (NE) which consists of two 18-helix bundle DNA origami arms connected at one end by a flexure made up of a layer of dsDNA and a layer of ssDNA. A T7 RNA polymerase connected to one of the arms binds to a promoter sequence on a dsDNA bridge connecting the two arms and as it consumes NTPs, drives the structure closed. The tension built up in the flexure then re-opens the structure, preparing it for another cycle.
Structure type: Nucleic acid/protein hybrid
Applications: Molecular machines, Molecular motor, DNA robot, DNA nanotechnology
From: nanobase.org
