Biology · Grade 12
Cells now evolve in a browser tab, one strand of DNA at a time
RNA Maker turns the genetics unit into a sandbox: write the code, read the protein, watch the population change.
The textbook explains how DNA becomes protein. RNA Maker lets you write a sequence yourself and see which protein it codes for. Swap one base and the result changes in front of you.
The app then puts those genomes to work. Cells carrying them grow in a virtual petri dish, and over the generations you can watch the population evolve instead of just reading about it.
It comes with ready-made genomes to start from, so a first experiment takes seconds. It runs entirely in the browser, on a laptop or a phone, and needs no account.