Illustration, not data. A nanopore reading strands of DNA, atom by atom. Ions stream through the hole; while a strand squeezes through it blocks them, the bigger bases more, and those dips in the current (the glowing ring) are how the pore reads it. Your cursor is a molecule: touch a strand to grab it, drag it to the pore. Scroll to go through.
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