Cells Alive

URL: http://www.cellsalive.com/index.htm

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This comprehensive interactive website covers just about every topic associated with cell biology. The left side bar table of contents allows the user to quickly navigate to topics such as microbiology, and cell biology. Inside Cell Biology, one can choose, among others, cell models, mitosis, and meiosis.

Summary

Subject keyword(s)	allergy, Animals, antibodies, Asexual reproduction, Astronomy, Bacteria, Biology, Biology -- Pictorial works., Biology -- Problems, exercises, etc., Cell, Cells -- Pictorial works, Cellular specializations, Cellular structures, Chemistry, Cytology, Cytology -- Problems, exercises, etc., Cytology -- Study and teaching, Earth science, Geoscience, immunology, Life Science, Life science, microscopy, parasites, Plants, Reproduction, Science, Science -- Biological and life sciences, Science -- Biology, Space Science, Space sciences
Grade level	Elementary School, Middle School, High School, Higher Education, Informal Education, Vocational/Professional Development Education
Intended audience	Learner
Resource type	Assessment Materials, Audio/Visual, Collection, Instructional Material, Reference Material, Text, Tool
Resource format	application, image, image/jpeg, text, text/html, video
Rights	Quill Graphics Copyright 2006 Quill Graphics Students and teachers have blanket permission and are encouraged to use images in class reports, homework, and lectures. A school website may use as many as three images as long as you provide both a link and credit to CELLS alive! HTML files may be may linked freely within the site (but NOT to individual images or videos, please). Please do not copy or mirror the site on the WWW or school intranets. Do not link to individual images or video clips. Do not display any pages within frames of other websites. Do not use any material in other media (CDROM, print) without first obtaining written permission.

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Usage Data Summary of usage data Times favorited: 3 Embedded: 2 Times viewed: 3 Use was recorded from the following sources: Instructional Architect Usage Data

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Content contained within the resource

JAVASCRIPT and CELLS alive! Some pages on this site require that javascript be enabled in your browser preferences. Share Contents... Cell Biology Microbiology Immunology Microscopy Interactive... Cell Models Mitosis Meiosis Cell Cycle Cell Cams HowBig? Puzzles Quizzes Get... Stock Video the CDROM & Downloads Galleries... Cell Gallery Crystal Gallery Tools... Translate Search cellsalive Custom Search     Welcome to CELLS alive!   Red Blood Cells A human red cell has no nucleus and is responsible for carrying oxygen to the tissues.         Search the Web Custom Search Biology questions?   Home  |  About Us  |  Awards  |  Privacy Policy  |  Permissions  |  Contact  |  ©1994 to 2010, Quill Graphics