Pictures of our organic molecular models and biochemical models

Organic molecular compounds are generally regarded as those molecules that contain C-H bonds, and probably represents the largest single group of chemical compounds. Biochemical compounds are those compounds that have some sort of biological function. Taken together, these represent a collossal and diverse family of compounds, so this page contains only a tiny sample of the type of molecules that we have made. Because they are often small and discrete, many of these models have been given in presentations to students, visiting speakers and retiring colleagues, and so some are shown here mounted on bases.

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Giant a drug	Alpha-helix	Giant molecular model of caprolactam
Cellulose	Cellulose with base	Cellulose
Clear acrylic molecular model	Clear acrylic molecular model	crambin
Molecular model - detail of a DNA molecular model	Detail of a brass molecular model	Ethanol
Large DNA model	Giant molecular model of Nylon 6	Giant molecular model of Caprolactam
Large DNA model	DNA molecular model	fluciclovine
Brass estradiol	estradiol	estrogen on small base
Giant reusable molecular model kit in use	Giant molecular model kit	Giant molecular model of benzene
Haemoglobin	insulin	Perspex molecular model used for "Good Houskeeping" magazine
ATP - adenosine triphosphate	Giant molecular model of Nylon 6	Giant molecular model of Nylon 6
phospholipid	prot-C	PTFE
PTFE	rubrene	Stearate
Brass model of testosterone	Brass model of testosterone