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An Introduction to
Molecular Machines and Irreducible Complexity

"A man from a primitive culture who sees an automobile might guess that it was powered by the wind or by an antelope hidden under the car, but when he opens up the hood and sees the engine he immediately realizes that it was designed. In the same way biochemistry has opened up the cell to examine what makes it run and we see that it, too, was designed."

-Michael J. Behe
"Molecular Machines: Experimental
Support for the Design Inference"

 

Molecular Machines: Experimental Support for the Design Inference
1994 paper by Michael Behe presenting the concept of Irreducible Complexity

Molecular Machines Museum
Examples of Irreducible Complexity. Illustrations and animations, including graphics from 1997 Behe lecture at Princeton
       
 

Darwin's Black Box
Michael Behe's book on the subject of Irreducible Complexity and its implications toward Darwinian Theory

Flagellum Animations and Movies

       

Irreducible Complexity: The Biochemical Challenge to Darwinian Theory
Video tape of Michael Behe's 1997 lecture at Princeton University

Graphics Index
Comprehensive visual index of all related graphics located on the ARN Molecular Machines Museum, with links to full-scale illustrations
       

ATP Synthase Animations and Movies

   

RNA interference [ .mov ] [ .wmv ]
 This animation was specially created for Nature Reviews by Arkitek Studios.
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