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Experiments, lesson plans, hands-on activities, games and resources for teaching anatomy and physiology at home or in the classroom. Middle School. High School. Homeschool
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What is DNA
Because DNA is AMAZING (and one of my favorite subjects), I have written this blog post. In it, I explain what DNA is, why it's so important, and how it functions in ALL living things. I include several videos, ideas for optional experiments for at-home DNA extraction (you can extract YOUR OWN DNA!), and lots of links with more ideas for taking your learning farther (origami DNA, DNA coloring sheets, online simulations, etc. ). #dna #dnaday #dnaextraction #homeschool #scienceexperiment

Biology review

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Ventilations vs. respirations. Aren’t these terms essentially the same? The easy answer is no. The harder question is: Why not? #ems #foamed #foamems #meded #emseducation #airway #ventilation #respiration

Respiratory System

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Histology-World! Histology Games

Tissues

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Anatomical Terms

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Skeletal System

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No one enjoys sweating. It's gross. It's stinky. It can mess up your hair, clothes, and makeup. But the ability to sweat is a GOOD thing. It's one of many ways your body maintains homeostasis. Learn all about the science of sweat in this post.
What is a Circadian Rhythm? What is the Function of a Circadian Rhythm? What is the Relationship Between Sunlight and Circadian Rhythms? Did You Know that Circadian Rhythms Take Place at a Cellular Level? Is Being an “Early Riser” or a “Night Owl” Genetically-programmed? #science #genetics #DNA #circadianrhythm #biologicalclock #sunshine
How Long Can You Live Without Food, Water, or Sleep?

Feedback (Homeostasis)

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"Compare Sports Drinks with the Electrolyte Challenge": in this chemistry project, students use a simple circuit and a homemade sensor to investigate the electrolytes in various sports drinks and juices. Source: Science Buddies, http://www.sciencebuddies.org/blog/2016/01/comparing-sports-drinks-with-electrolyte-challenge.php

Digestive System

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A memorable and fun way to teach your students about the skeletal and muscular systems. Are you interested in a free skeletal and muscular systems graphic organizer? Click through for a free organizer/note sheet.
Want to explore without the mess? Our student-friendly, budget-friendly eco-friendly 3-D Scienstructable dissection models can be used as a dissection-free exploration, a pre-dissection tool, or as a summative assessment for comparative anatomy. Explore a specimen today in our Vertebrate Model Bundle - includes a frog, rat, cat, fetal pig, shark, snake, perch, and bird (seagull and pigeon)! Perfect for zoology, veterinary medicine, Anatomy & Physiology, Life Science, & Biology.

Dissections

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Endocrine System

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Reproductive System

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Circulatory System

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Urinary System

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What is our skin made up of? - Biology Stack Exchange

Integumentary System

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Nervous System

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Muscle Fiber Model: Motor Neuron, Myeline Sheath, Node of Ranvier, Synaptic Terminal, Synaptic Cleft, Endomysium, Sarcolemma, Nuclei, Mitochondria, T-tubules, Sarcoplasmic Reticulum, Myofibrils
Muscle fibers consist of multiple flattened nuclei, a sarcolemma membrane, transverse (T) tubules (membrane invaginations that penetrate the cell) that are important for muscular contraction/activation, and sarcoplasm, which contains myofilaments within the myofibrils and mitonchondira (to supply ATP), glycogen (stores glucose to serve as fuel), myoglobin (oxygen delivering protein).

Muscular System

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Explore how your immune system seeks out and disables pathogens, and prepares your body for future attacks.

The Immune System Lessons

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Acrosomal reaction - enzymes from sperm break down egg barrier coating
Embryonic & Fetal Development – NerdcoreMedical
Implantation stages

Embryology and Development Lessons and Resources

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the structure of an animal's cell is shown in this diagram, with all its parts labeled
Muscle Fiber
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Motor Neuron
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Musculoskeletal System
Muscle Fiber Model: Motor Neuron, Myeline Sheath, Node of Ranvier, Synaptic Terminal, Synaptic Cleft, Endomysium, Sarcolemma, Nuclei, Mitochondria, T-tubules, Sarcoplasmic Reticulum, Myofibrils
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Acrosomal reaction - enzymes from sperm break down egg barrier coating
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