"I've now presented the movie in two seminars: one at Emory University and one at a Mass General Hospital Scientific advisory board retreat. Needless to say both audiences were totally blown away! And I must admit I was surprised at how much praise was given. I guess I thought that my explanation of SWI/SNF mechanism with my hands and a slide were more informative than it really was. People thought that the movie really was able to get the main points across. Not to mention all of the ooohs and aaaaws."

- Craig L. Peterson, Ph.D.
Professor, University of Massachusetts Medical School

Located in Worcester, MA, University of Massachusetts Medical School professor, Craig L. Peterson, and his team is researching how tightly bound nucleosomal DNA becomes accessible to endonucleases for repair and transcription.

Our animation helped illustrate their research to distinguished audiences in order to help promote and fund their continued research.

1. The Nucleosome Remodeling Animation
Designed to help explain the complicated process of DNA unwinding via the SWI-SNF enzyme..

Nucleosome Remodeling Sample