Chlamydomonas is a single-celled green microalgae that performs photosynthesis and moves using two flagella. It is widely used as an important model organism in cell biology, photosynthesis, and genetics research.
We created a 3D animation visualizing the cellular structure and physiological mechanisms of Chlamydomonas.
⦁ Visualization of key cellular structures, including the cell membrane, chloroplast, nucleus, and eyespot
⦁ Illustration of photosynthesis and energy production processes
⦁ Simulation of movement mechanisms in an aquatic environment
Microscopic structures that can only be observed under a microscope were reconstructed through detailed 3D modeling, enabling complex cellular biology concepts to be understood more intuitively.
By bringing the invisible microscopic world to life with realistic visuals, this content serves as an effective resource for both research and educational purposes.

Chlamydomonas
The structure and locomotion mechanism of Chlamydomonas were visualized through 3D animation, with detailed representation of its cellular architecture and flagellar movement.







