Three spreads from the book, as printed.
Proteins at work, before the book explains where they came from.
The DNA in the nucleus.
A ribosome building a protein, bead by bead.
The book goes to where the work happens. The instruction book folded up in the nucleus, the copied note that carries one instruction out of it, the builders waiting outside that read the note, and then the protein they make, off doing its job somewhere in a child's body.
It is DNA, RNA, ribosomes and proteins, named properly, and none of it is simplified into something untrue. It is the same sequence a cell biologist would put on a slide, illustrated so a two year old can sit through it.
From family traits to the proteins that build us, as printable cards and activities. Free.
Starts on a child's own hand, ends at their DNA.
A bite of banana, the whole way down and out.
Inside one cell, then the different cells of a body.
One cell dividing into two, and where the instructions came from.
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