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DNA Unraveled

Discussing DNA as a forensic instrument.

BL/CH401 Lecture 2 Cell Structure and Function

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DSMZ - Deutsche Sammlung von Mikroorganismen und Zellkulturen GmbH

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Introduction to the Viruses

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BIO 303 Class Projects

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Life on Earth

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Introduction to Cell Biology

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NIGMS -- Inside the Cell

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Introduction to the Bacteria

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video microscopy of living cells, bacteria, parasites, and pharmaceutical effects, plus 3D biological animations.

AIDS -- Is The Virus Alive? Questions about Life!

Startling expose of the virus and AIDS myths, ordinary dictionary proof that the virus is not alive, thus killing it is foolish.

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The GenScope Project

As a complement to text-based instruction students and teachers can manipulate the processes of inheritance on six different, but related, levels: DNA, chromosome, cell, organism, pedigree, and population.

perPETuate: Animal Cloning Head Start

perPETuate, INC. offers you a unique new biotechnology aimed at giving you a head start on cloning your prized animal.

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Molecular Vision

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ASU Research E-Magazine: The Power of Green

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Learn about soil composition and the biological processes occurring within the soil.

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