Atomic Orbitals : Chemistry for biology students. Study atomic structure and visualize the abstract concept of atomic orbitals through 3D computer animation.

Biochemistry : The Chemistry of Living Things : Explore atoms, elements, molecules and the chemical compounds of life. The colorful molecular models utilize special effects to achieve a feeling of movement and transformation as the various chemical bonds and compounds are covered. Challenging tutorials provide plenty of practice identifying chemical formulas to their corresponding structural formulas; labeling amino acids, and more.

Enzymes : The biological importance of enzymes becomes apparent as this program vividly reveals how enzymes work to sustain life. The narration provides a concise and step-by-step approach to learning about enzymes to ensure student comprehension.

The Plasma Membrane & Cellular Transport : The importance of the membrane that surrounds the cell, as a regulator of the passage of materials to and from the cell becomes apparent in The Plasma Membrane and Cellular Transport.

Mitosis : Learn about the remarkable process of cell reproduction as Mitosis

examines how cells divide so that an organism can grow and replace damaged cells.

Meiosis : Explore an essential process for life of forming sex cells, namely sperm and eggs, that are formed by a variation of cell division called Meiosis.

Inside the Cell : Graphically illustrates cellular organization, ultra-structure of organelles and the physiological processes they are responsible for. This updated version of a previously existing product (Cell Structure and Function) has been modified to remain current with recent advances in cell biology.

Cell Structure and Function : see description for Inside the Cell.

Photosynthesis : The process of photosynthesis comes alive through dynamic animations that show photosystems and other essential processes in action..

Cellular Respiration : The vital biological process of converting food into a source of energy that can be used by the cell.

DNA: The Molecule of Life : Follow important experiments and exciting discoveries regarding the universal code of life - DNA. Explores how DNA replicates itself to produce an exact copy of the original molecule.

Mendel’s Principle of Heredity : Follow a monk named Gregor Mendel, known as the father of genetics, as he performs intriguing experiments to uncover the mysteries of heredity. Mind stimulating tutorials let students practice using punnett squares to predict outcomes.

Viruses and Bacteria : The microscopic world of viruses and bacteria are represented using vivid diagrams and animations, along with electron photomicrographs, photographs, and narratives.

Blood and Immunity : The first part teaches about the components of blood, while the second introduces the components and processes of the immune system.

Microbes in Motion : Actively explore microbial structure and function by selecting a topic book from a shelf of subjects about: anaerobic bacteria, antimicrobial action, bacterial structure and function, immunology, mycology/fungal structure and function, parasitology, microbial pathogenesis, vaccines,virology and many other subjects.

Anatomy and Physiology Related :

CatWorks : Digitally dissect the cat. Check your knowledge with virtual lab practicals. View movies of actual dissections. Correct pronunciations and definitions of key words and phrases are also included.

Blood and Immunity : The first part teaches about the components of blood, while the second introduces the components and processes of the immune system.

The Ultimate Human Body : The human body stripped bare and examined layer by layer. Peel away the layers of the human body and examine all the vital organs using the unique 3D body scanner, which allows you to zoom in and out of the various systems of the body.

A.D.A.M. Essentials :Animated Dissection of Anatomy for Medicine. Depicts human anatomy with over 20,000 anatomical structures in 4 different views. Features include 3D models, cadaver photographs, pinned anatomical illustrations and much more…..

Histology Collection : A complete collection of histology slides on CD – ROM. 384 images covering cytology; epithelial, connective, muscular, and nervous tissues; the vascular, endocrine, digestive, respiratory, excretory, and reproductive systems; and the skin and appendages. A text file includes information on each of the above topics, as well as histological details on each image.

Radiographic Anatomy: A Gallery of Images: A Collection of X-Rays, Angiograms, Urograms, CT Scans, MRI’s and more….

Cardiovascular System : Lets you view and perform experiments on the cardiovascular system of a human. On the screen you see a beating heart with veins and arteries attached to it, and a little packet of blood flowing around and around. You can put a sensor at any point along these blood vessels and get graphs of pressure, oxygen, or Carbon Dioxide levels over time, as well as viewing ECG's and a couple other variables. You can also do things to the system such as harden or block the blood vessels, add or take away blood, and add neurotransmitters.

The World’s Best Anatomical Charts : A collection of 30 anatomical charts created by the world’s best medical illustrators. Includes visual interpretations of physiological principles and highlights important pathological conditions.

Plant Anatomy: Basic anatomy of a plant, an overview of the primary plant body, including the organization of the apical meristems, the products of these meristems, the external form, and the tissues of roots, stems, and leaves. The nature, position, and products of the secondary meristems are also covered.

Basic Botany : Examines the two major divisions of the plant kingdom: gymnosperms and angiosperms. The classes of gymnosperms are presented, with an emphasis on conifers, as are their characteristic structure, function, and means of reproduction. Flowering plants are also covered, including the features that separate the monocots from the dicots, basic floral structure, and angiosperm reproduction.

-- Microscopic slides -List of slides that support Biology I

--Animal Cell Model : 12,000 times the size of a true animal cell, showing important organelles inner structure of the cell. Identical to the cell models studied in the Science Department Biology Lab.

--Plant Cell Model : 4,000 times the true size, showing important organelles inner stru cture of the cell. Identical to the cell models studied in the Science Department Biology Lab.

Biology II :

-- Microscopic Slides -- See the list of Slides available in the learning lab for Biology II

--Bio – Plastic Mounts : Specimens are permanently embedded in this clear material so that students can study them from any angle. Mounts available include:

--SeedlingTypes : Exhibited are Pea, Bean, Corn, Pine.

--Pteridophytes : Examples of Salvinia, Selaginella, Polypodium, Lycopodium are to be seen here.

--Fruit Types : Berry, Drupe, Pome, Achene, Grain, Nut, Samara, Capsule, Follicle, Pod, Aggregate, and Multiple are all displayed here.

--Plant Reproduction: Fruiting—Alga, Gill Fungus, Liverwort, Moss, Fern, Horsetail, Gymnosperm, and Angiosperm are all here.

--Pine Life Cycle : Male, 1st year female, 2nd year female, seed, twig are shown.

--Fern Life cycle : Shown from sporangia to mature plant.

Anatomy and Physiology :

--Microscopic Slides --List of Slides that support the study of Anatomy and Physiology.

--Powerpoint presentations -- Presentations made by one of the Anatomy instructors, (D Roper) with help from Learning Lab instructor (C Parker) using the exact models and materials tested on in Anatomy and Physiology. Available on the internet on this web site and in the lab.

 

Human Torso Model : Life-size, combination male/female torso matches some in the A&P Lab. Female parts include removable embryo. Also comes with removable head, dissected to show the mouth cavity, skull, and half the brain. One eyeball and half brain are removable. Body cavity includes female breast, muscles and mammary glands; ribs with both lungs; heart, stomach, liver, gallbladder, small and large intestines pancreas, tranverse colon cecal flap to show interior; and half of one kidney. Male parts are available for sign out at the circulation desk of the lab.

Leg Musculature Model : Compact ¾ depiction of entire left limb. Features muscles, tendons, nerves, blood vessels, and bones of the leg and foot.

Human Heart : Again, this model is a match to some in the Science Labs. Sign out at the circulation desk of the lab.

Human Skull : 2 skulls are available for sign out at the circulation desk. Both are numbered to a key available in the lab.

Human Skeleton : Full size skeleton painted to illustrate muscle location, with muscle origins in red and insertions in blue. Bones : Box of unarticulated bones for study of each individual bone. Set up practice lab practicals.

Botany :

Bio – Plastic Mounts : Specimens are permanently embedded in this clear material so that students can study them from any angle. Mounts available include:

--SeedlingTypes : Exhibited are Pea, B ean, Corn, Pine.

--Pteridophytes : Examples of Salvinia, Selaginella, Polypodium, Lycopodium are to be seen here.

--Fruit Types : Berry, Drupe, Pome, Achene, Grain, Nut, Samara, Capsule, Follicle, Pod, Aggregate, and Multiple are all displayed here.

--Plant Reproduction: Fruiting~WAlga, Gill Fungus, Liverwort, Moss, Fern, Horsetail, Gymnosperm, and Angiosperm are all here.

--Pine Life Cycle : Male, 1st year female, 2nd year female, seed, twig are shown.

Microbiology:

 

Microscopic slides – List of Microbiology Slides available.

 

Marine Biology :

 

Algal Mounts – Porphrya, Sargassum, Ectocarpus, Ulva.

 

 

Zoology :

 

Microscopic slides – List of Zoology Slides available.