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June 23rd
- What is a Cell? (U.S. National Center for Biotechnology Information / National Institutes of Health): A basic introduction to cells -- includes information on prokaryotes and eukaryotes, cell structure, viruses, DNA, RNA, protein synthesis, and cell replication.
June 22nd
- An Idealized Animal Cell, Ilustrated (VisionLearnin g): The Illustrated Animal Cell presents the sub-cellular world of a typical animal cell with detailed descriptions of core organelles and their fuction.
June 5th
- Making Three-Dimensio nal Plant and Animal Cells: The student will be able to correctly identify organelles, specify their function and which cell type they may be found in.
- Animal Cell Game: The student will be able to correctly identify organelles.
- www.quia.co m/ba/11044 4.html: The student will be able to specify the function of organelles.
June 3rd
- Cell Models: An Interactive Animation: gives simple explanationfor function of cell parts
- Organelles: Cell parts and functions of the organelles.
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May 5th
- Cell Organelles and Functions (Analogies); PowerPoint made by students: Simpler, more straightforwar d; contains typos but good analogies
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