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» Biochemistry - Explanations, with images and animations, covering the basics of biochememistry. Written by a high school, ex-AP Biology and AP Chemistry student.
» BrainPOP: Cells - The types of cells that make up the body are explained in video, quiz, and activities.
» Brainpop - Cell Specialization - Features a movie, quiz, and activities for learning about the trillions of cells in your body.
» Cell Biology - Includes what is inside of a cell, how they work, and different types of cells.
» Cell Biology and Cancer - Includes numerous movies and activities to explain the role of cells in cancer. From the National Institutes of Health.
» Cells Alive - Visual tour of cells includes a look at their life, death and interaction.
» Cells Are Us - Middle school online curriculum about cells. The five units include: levels of organization, interacting with the outside world, creating energy for the cell, coding and translating instructions, and making protein machinery do things. Offers notes and
» Enchanted Learning: Cells - Contains cell glossaries, drawings and activities for animal and plant cells
» Gondar Design Biology - Course pages with information about cell organelles and processes.
» I Can Do That - Cells - Basic lesson in plant, bacteria and animal cell structure.
» The Cell Membrane - Learn about the important role the cell membrane has in protecting a cell and keeping things functioning.
» The Cell Nucleus - See a labeled diagram of the many parts of a cell.
» The Cell Page - Put together by a school in Menlo Park, CA, visitors may read the research about each cell organelle. Pages were completed by students.
» The Cell Store - Student project presenting the parts of the cell in sales format.
» The Virtual Cell - A tour and text book for cellular biology. Includes diagrams, worksheets, and instructions in four languages.
» Three-Dimensional Interactive Cell - Animation of flying through a cell and viewing the nucleus, golgi apparatus and mitochrondria.