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Links for Specific Topics
Biological
Animations- Animations, Animations, Animations! Animations on all
sorts of biology topics we cover (and on some we don't)
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What
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Chemistry
Tutorial from The Biology Project
. " Basic Chemistry for understanding biology" Chem4Kids Biochemisty Tutorial Simplified biochemistry- just the basics! The Virtual Cell- The Biomolecules Journey into DNA- animation about DNA Construction of DNA- animation Chemistry Animations -North Harris College |
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Glycolysis
Drag-N-Drop Names Cell Biology Links from Biozone NHC Glycolysis Cell Biology Review: The Biology Project Cellular Respiration from Maricopa Osmosis and Diffusion tutorial- use the animal cell membrane tutorial The Cell: Animations, Movies and Tutorials from North Harris College Cellular Respiration Animations, movies, and tutorials from North Harris College Glycolysis through ETS animation- all steps Electron Transport Animation Makin' ATP animation (Oxidative Phosphrylation) Cell animations from http://www.johnkyrk.com/index.html Overview of Metabolism from Virginia University |
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Animations from
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AAST
Gel Electrophoresis tutorial Molecular Biology Cyberland at U. Illinois Gel Electrophoresis Inheritance/ DNA animations, movies, and tutorials from North Harris College on mechanisms of inheritance, replication, transcription, and translation of DNA Lapeer DNA Synthesis Project |
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Jay-Doc
Histoweb Loyola Histology Slides Hair- more than you ever wanted to know from Keratin.com Tissue Types from Penn State |
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Development Information
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Coming soon- Forensics |
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Immunology |
Biology
Mad - Immunology, including info on blood types The Biology Place- Immunology Basics USC Med School Immunology & Micrcobiology |
General Links for Biology
II-
These site cover quite a few of our topics, so they
are not listed above
North Harris College
Science
High School Hub Biology
Links
Lab Tests
Online A public resource on clinical lab testing
Anatomia- interactive
quizzes for anatomy subjects; non-English source, but still good
Online
Biology Book Anything and Everything Biology from Estrella
Mountain Community College (Avondale, Arizona)
Biology
107 DeKalb College- various resources that match up with our
topics
Gray's Anatomy
Mr.
Biology Links, review sheets, and tutorials on biology topics
Innerbody
Anatomy Information, with self quizzes
Science
Daily current news articles
Action
BioScience
Biozone-
All sorts of bio stuff by category
The Biology
Project
Wacky
Uses for Regular Stuff
The Visible
Human
Mutter Museum
Careers
in Biology- links from Ask Jeeves
Nobel- the organization
that awards the Nobel Prize
National Institutes
of Health
Homeworkplanet
Biology Games- good self quizzes
Biological
Animations- Animations, Animations, Animations! Animations on all
sorts of biology topics we cover (and on some we don't)
1clipart Cool Archive Clip Art Connection Animation Factory |
Puzzlemaker.com Qualint.com
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Findsounds.com
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Please see also the Science Guidelines page for grading practices and other information, as well as the Lab Report Format page. The course syllabus is posted separately in the beginning of the year. If you have questions or concerns, please Email me.
Good Links for All High School Classes
High School Hub
Marple
Newtown Public Library
Learning
Styles discover your learning style and how to maximize how you
learn
DVC Learning
Styles Survey homepage; can take survey and get results from
here
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Course
Description:
2Biology II
This course is an overview of human biology, with a focus on human
anatomy and physiology.
A test can be expected following each of the major chapters of the
college-level text being used. In addition, tests and reports are
required following the laboratory dissection of the fetal pig. An
alternative method of learning will be provided for those students who
opt not to do dissections. Regular reading assignments from the
basic course text, supplemental references, and periodicals will be
require an average of three hours per week. A minimum of ten laboratory
investigations requiring reports will be completed by all students.
A current and thoroughly organized notebook is essential through the
year.