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Educational sites in Life Sciences
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MIT Biology Hypertextbook
Description: A website which contains the basic molecular biology that is the basis of MIT's core Biology course, "Introductory Biology" | |
| The Molecular Biology Web Book
Description: You can read this book online for free or download an electronic version which you will be able to open 3 times before having to insert a key (sold on the website) | |
| A Biology Hypertextbook
Description: Presented items are modified lecture outlines the author have developed over the many years of teaching college-level introductory biology. Excellent for students and education purposes. Rich in nice images collected over the years. | |
| A Molecular Biology Notebook
Description: Educational and research resource for students and biologists. Simple and clear tutorials on the cell, the DNA, Molecular Engineering and much more. | |
| Beyond Bio 101
Description: "Beyond Bio 101 describes the remarkable changes taking place in how American college students learn biology--a story of tremendous importance not only to scientists and students but also to a society facing difficult choices about health care, the environment, and other issues involving biology. Beyond Bio 101 is based on the experiences of many of the 220 colleges and universities that have been awarded more than $335 million in grants since 1988 from the Undergraduate Biological Sciences Education Program of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, the nation's largest philanthropy. " | |
| BioDidac
Description: A bank of digital resources for teaching biology. Great educational site. Added on: 30-Jul-2005 hits: 3089 | |
| Biology in Motion
Description: Here you will find animations, interactive activities, and cartoons designed to make learning biology a rich and engaging process. | |
| Biology Student Workbench
Description: The goal of Biology Student Workbench is to promote the use of molecular data in the identification and exploration of biological problems with an evolutionary perspective throughout undergraduate biology curricula. This will be accomplished by providing undergraduate faculty and students access to the powerful state-of-the-art bioinformatics tools currently in use by the research community transformed to afford a cognitively supportive environment. These products will enable undergraduate students to investigate current problems in biology using molecular biology tools and skills. | |
| Educationindex.com - Biology
Description: "Your guide to the best and most useful education-related sites on the web" | |
| metric conversions . org - online conversion calculators, conversion tables and metric formulas
Description: Metric conversions, online conversion calculators, conversion tables and metric formulas for length, area, volume, weight and temperature | |
| Science Chat Forum (SCF) - Multidisciplinary Discussion and Debate Forum
Description: ScienceChatForum (SCF) is a discussion medium, and as such its primary purpose is the forum of discussion for science and related matters. | |
| The Biology Project
Description: An online interactive resource for learning Biology from the University of Arizona. Very well done! Main sections: Biochemistry-Cell Biology-Chemicals and human health-Developmental Biology-Human Biology-Immunology-Mendelian Genetics-Molecular Biology | |
| The Home page of Ruediger Rudolf
Description: "This site contains micrographs, short videos, species descriptions, and detailed information on several groups of the aquatic animal life. Two of these - the cladocerans (e.g., Daphnia, Podon) and the rotiferans (e.g., Rotifer, Synchaeta) - undergo a special life cycle, alternating between sexual and asexual reproduction, the so called heterogony. As such, some extra information on this aspect of biology is also provided. | |
| The Molecules of Life
Description: A school-level interactive resource by Craig D. Livingstone and Martin E. Noble, with photographs, schemes and even movies illustrating clearly and shortly the main techniques used in a biophisics-biochemistry lab "to gain understanding on the structure of protein molecules. |