Bacteriophage Virus Structure in 3D VR APK

Latest Version 121 for Windows

Updated 2018-08-21

Download APK (60.7 MB)

Previous versions

App information

Version 121 (#121)

Updated 2018-08-21

APK Size 60.7 MB

Requires Android Android 4.1+ (Jelly Bean)

Offered by Bioanim

Category Free Education App

App id com.Amnim.BioVirBactfg18

Developer's notes Discover the virus in virtual reality with no ads included!

Screenshot

Click on the image to see full size

Bacteriophage Virus Structure in 3D VR APK Icon

Bacteriophage Virus Structure in 3D VR APK Screenshot Thumbnail #1

Bacteriophage Virus Structure in 3D VR APK Screenshot Thumbnail #2

Bacteriophage Virus Structure in 3D VR APK Screenshot Thumbnail #3

Bacteriophage Virus Structure in 3D VR APK Screenshot Thumbnail #4

Bacteriophage Virus Structure in 3D VR APK Screenshot Thumbnail #5

Bacteriophage Virus Structure in 3D VR APK Screenshot Thumbnail #6

Table of contents

Latest updates
Editor's review
Description
App permissions
Ratings and Reviews

Latest updates

What's new in Bacteriophage Virus Structure in 3D VR 121

User interface has been improved

Editor's review

Download the latest Bacteriophage Virus Structure in 3D VR application, version 121, compatible with Windows 10/11 (using emulators such as Bluestacks), Android devices. This free Education app is developed by Bioanim and is easy to download and install.

Previous versions, including 121, are also available. If you need help or have any problems, please let us know.

Description

Bacteriophages are viruses attacking the bacteria, they do not attack our cells. However, they might be of great help to us when fighting bacteria that can attack humans. Bacteriophage described here has a double stranded DNA and infects the bacteria named Echerichia Coli. The DNA is packed inside the icosaedral head of the virion. From the head protrudes the contractile tail that terminates in a baseplate from which originate 6 fibers or "legs". The bacteriophage is very effective - just a single one is enough to infect the host bacterial cell.