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Rollosomes

Submitted by Audrey Daubenmerkl (guest) on Thu, 11/06/2014 - 9:13am.

I'm having trouble visualizing the rollosomes and how to make them. Would it be possible to post a picture? I'm also confused about how the groups share the rollosomes. I have 7 groups of 4 students, so do need 4 sets of 8 rollosomes?

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