- Artery is shown
- Bacteria enter the scene
- They flow with the blood
- Their journey leads to a lymph node
- Within the lymph node the bacteria are seen entering from the artery
- Bacteria search for cells to damage
- B cells are seen sitting below the bacteria and attached to the strands
- Bacteria push the B cells about
- B cells ignore them until one is a match to the bacteria
- Our bacterium that we have been following is joined by another, and swim together
- Our bacterium's mate is captured
- Our bacterium swims off only yo get captured itself
- B cell pulls bacterium in and absorbs it
- Antigens from the bacterium are moved to the surface of the B cell
- B cell waits and calls to a T cell
- T cells awaken
- T cells move to aid B cells
- B cells and T cell come together
- T cell begins touching the B cell and starts to communicate with it
- B cell and T cell connect receptors
- T cell swims off
- B cell starts to divide
- Memory B cells and plasma cells are produced
- Plasma cell is seen releasing antibodies
- Antibodies stick to the bacteria
- A swarm of antibodies leaves the lymph node.
Saturday, 14 May 2011
Main Points For Voice Over
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Okay - when you've worked these up into a monologue/voice track - email me it at pgomm@ucreative.ac.uk and I'll take a look - and then you should email Peter Klappa your script too to ensure accuracy.
ReplyDeleteHi Katy - sorry to hear you were unwell today. In terms of the briefing for the summer project, you'll find the brief in the myUCA commission unit under unit materials; scroll all the way down until you find the artwork for the 1>2 competition brief. You'll find the brief inside the folder plus a collection of number 'soundscape tracks'. Your classmates picked a soundscape at random - and I got Jono to pick one on your behalf. Your soundscape is number 18 - have a listen and read the brief; any questions, let me know.
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