In case you missed anything in the lab, you can refer to the virtual fetal pig dissection here.
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Friday, May 6, 2011
Sliding Filament Model
This video might help you to visualize how interactions between actin and myosin cause muscles to shorten.
Labels:
chapter 33,
muscles
Monday, May 2, 2011
Virtual Frog Dissection
In case you didn't get to finish your frog dissection in lab or need some more information, there's a good virtual dissection here.
Labels:
frog dissection
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Great pictures and a notable birthday
| Canada Goose by J.J. Audubon |
If you haven't seen the cover of this month's National Geographic, you need to. Also, some spectacular photos of rock climbing in Yosemite that you can see online here.
On a biology related note, today is the 226th birthday of John James Audubon. If you're not familiar with Audubon, check out his Wikipedia page here. Not only was he an incredible ornithologist, but many also credit him for starting the conservation movement in the United States.
Labels:
birds,
environment,
people,
photography
Friday, April 22, 2011
Gut bacteria and you
A little light reading for vacation. Carl Zimmer reports on a new study that identified four distinct groups of gut bacteria (similar to the idea of blood types) found in humans. You can read about the story here at his blog The Loom.
Happy Easter!
Happy Easter!
Labels:
bacteria,
chapter 19,
digestive system,
DNA
Monday, March 28, 2011
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