• Home of CELLS alive!
  in Biology > Cells with system:unfiled by 5 users
• Homepage Physiology and Anatomy
  illustrations, slides and quizzes
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• How Does Mitosis Affect Life?
  Describes several purposes of mitosis.
  in Biology > Cell Division with system:unfiled
• How Enzymes work
  Video on the basics of enzymes.
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• How Enzymes work: Jello
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• How Meiosis Works
  Animation showing the basics of meiosis
  in Biology > Cell Division with system:unfiled
• How the Heart's Conduction System Works?
  Animation of cardiac conduction system also shows reading of an EKG.
  in Anatomy & Physiology > Cardiovascular system > Heart with system:unfiled
• How To Read a Scientific Article
  Learn how to read scientific articles found on Google Scholar and scientific journals.
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• How White Blood Cells Work
  in Anatomy & Physiology > Cardiovascular system > Blood with system:unfiled
• Human Embryonic Development
  A Howard Hughes Medical Institute video shows how at a certain stage of development the stem cells of an embryo will specialize.
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• Human Evolution Research
  The Smithsonian’s Human Origins Program conducts field and lab research on the evolution of early human adaptations. Our key research partners are in East Africa and East Asia – especially in Kenya, China, and Indonesia. Our digs and studies in these regions, along with investigations by associates working in Ethiopia, Tanzania, India, Mozambique, among other countries, help generate scientific data on the long-term interaction of human ancestors with their surroundings. Curiosity about human origins drives our research. The research supports our effort to bring the latest findings to public audiences worldwide.
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• Human Rights Campaign
  Working for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Equal Rights
  Since 1980, the Human Rights Campaign has been committed to ending discrimination, securing equal rights and protecting the health and safety of every GLBT American.
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• I Didn't Know That: Making an Artificial Eye
  A National Geographic Video
  in Anatomy & Physiology > Special Senses with system:unfiled
• Illinois Safe Schools Alliance
  The mission of the Illinois Safe Schools Alliance (the Alliance) is to promote safety, support and healthy development for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ)youth, in Illinois schools and communities, through advocacy, education, youth organizing and research.
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• Information on Skin Cancer
  in Anatomy & Physiology > Integumentary with system:unfiled
• Inhuman
  A virus, mutations, and a quarantine (Feral) zone running from the East Coast to the Mississippi River. What happens when Lane McEvoy leaves the safety of the West Coast to help her father in the Feral Zone?
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• Integumentary System
  in Anatomy & Physiology > Integumentary with system:unfiled
• Intro to Cellular Respiration: The Production of ATP
  Article
  in Biology > Photosynthesis & Respiration with system:unfiled
• Intro to Protein Synthesis
  Video lecture with animation on protein synthesis
  in Biology > DNA & Genetics with system:unfiled
• It's All About Carbon (5 parts)
  Animation and live action about the importance of carbon.
  in Biology > Macromolecules with system:unfiled

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