amharreld

Thanks for your reply CharonY. The intent is to find 3D images to base my models off of. I figure I can grab extra details elsewhere, to 'fill' the images with and make them come to life. Then again, I am just starting this project and this might be the wrong way to approach the process. As for the motility thing . . . That was just me trying to be funny. Sorry for the confusion.

I have been looking for a repository of 3d images of bacteria, viruses, etc, but haven't had too much luck. As such, I was wondering if anyone on this forum had any recommendations? The preference being images from electron microscope photography, but I'll take anything at this point, really. I am wanting to make as accurate as possible 3d models for a project I am planning to undertake. The project will (hopefully) include a myriad of different species from many different 'walks of life.' Though, twitching a flagella around really doesn't count as walking and viruses are in that half-way point between living and non-living so . . . Yea, "different motilities of life & quasi-life?" Again, if you've got a (preferably) online repository that you can recommend, I'd appreciate it. PS I did try a quick search to make certain there are no other posts on the subject, but didn't find anything.