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   GEL ELECTROPHORESIS
   
   This simulation introduces gel electrophoresis, a technique used to separate
   biological molecules. In this simulation, gel electrophoresis is used to
   separate dyes and visualize them in an agarose gel.

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   PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND CELLULAR RESPIRATION
   
   This protocol simulation allows us to address fundamental questions about
   photosynthesis and cellular respiration. It makes use of a colorimetric pH
   indicator to assess levels of photosynthesis and cellular respiration to
   gather qualitative data. A spectrophotometer then enables the user to
   quantify the data. For a shorter simulation that focuses only on the
   qualitative analysis, visit Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration: A
   Qualitative Analysis. Related material: What Is pH Again? How Can We Measure
   pH? What Effect Does Carbon Dioxide Have On the pH Indicator BTB?
   Photosynthesis and pH  How Does the Distance From the Light Source Affect the
   Rate of Photosynthesis? How Does Light Intensity Affect Photosynthesis? How
   Does Temperature Affect the Rate of Photosynthesis? How Do Carbon Dioxide
   Levels Affect Photosynthesis? Color and Spectrum of the pH Indicator BTB
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   Observe Photosynthesis and Respiration Using a pH Indicator

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   WHAT ARE ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH?
   
   How does the environment affect people’s health outcomes? This scrollable
   interactive explores examples of environmental determinants of health, which
   can occur on a global, local, and domestic level. We’ll also discuss how and
   why lower-income households are more likely to suffer from negative
   environmental determinants of health.

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   PH SCALE
   
   Test the pH of things like coffee, spit, and soap to determine whether each
   is acidic, basic, or neutral. Visualize the relative number of hydroxide ions
   and hydronium ions in solution. Switch between logarithmic and linear scales.
   Investigate whether changing the volume or diluting with water affects the
   pH. Or you can design your own liquid!

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   INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY
   
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   for those approaching these concepts for the first time. These pathways are
   not intended as complete courses, but rather to spark curiosity and suggest
   topics to investigate further.

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   HOW IS HUMAN GENETIC DIVERSITY DISTRIBUTED?
   
   In order for a species to have different subspecies, there needs to be
   greater genetic diversity between its populations than within its
   populations. What does this requirement tell us about the existence of
   biological races in humans? In this scrollable interactive, we explain that
   humans can’t be divided into biological races because we have more genetic
   diversity within our populations than between them. To learn more about how
   genetic diversity can be measured in human populations, please explore The
   Geographical Spread of Human Genetic Variation.

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   DNA REPLICATION
   
   This 3D animation shows how DNA is copied in a cell. It demonstrates how both
   strands of the DNA helix are unzipped and copied to produce two identical DNA
   molecules.

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   HOW TO INTERPRET HISTOGRAMS
   
   This text describes how to interpret histograms.

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   BIODIVERSITY COURSE
   
   Take a virtual expedition with us to investigate the amazing diversity of
   life on this planet. Learn what biodiversity is, why it's important, where
   it's found, how it comes into existence, how you study it, why it's
   threatened, and how it can be protected.

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   TOOLS & TECHNIQUES IN BIOTECHNOLOGY: MICROPIPETTING
   
   This pathway introduces the micropipette, an instrument used to measure small
   volumes of liquid, and provides an opportunity to practice using this tool.
   This pathway also supports ABE Lab 1.1: How to Use a Micropipette.

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   SECRETORY PATHWAY (ANNOTATED)
   
   This annotated animation depicts how the rough endoplasmic reticulum and the
   Golgi apparatus work together as parts of the endomembrane system. 

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   RACISM AS A PUBLIC HEALTH CRISIS
   
   Does a person’s race affect the type of medical care they receive in the US?
   In this cluster, we investigate where ideas about race originate from, and
   how these ideas influence health care and public health today. We learn about
   the impact of racism on the health of people from racially marginalized
   groups. We also explore how we can work towards more equitable and just
   health care for all.

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   DRIVERLESS CAR
   
   Driverless cars are rapidly becoming a reality, rather than the stuff of
   science fiction, but how do they know where to go? Use this simulation to
   explore how a self driving car uses vectors to get to its destination.

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   NASA | EXPLORING THE UNIVERSE WITH JAMES WEBB
   
   The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is the most advanced infrared space
   telescope created to date, allowing us to explore the evolution of our
   universe like no other telescope. Dive into JWST's engineering, star and
   galaxy evolution, and the search for extra-terrestrial life. Explore a
   universe of space telescopes and learn how JWST will launch and revolutionize
   future space exploration. You will have the opportunity to try some hands-on
   activities in the classroom or at home, and leave with a true understanding
   of what it takes to answer the questions "How did it all begin?" and "Are we
   alone?"

 * I Am A Scientist
   
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   THE EPIDEMIOLOGIST WITH A BLACK BELT IN TAEKWONDO
   
   Noor Al-Alusi, MS: "To be great at science you just need a question that you
   are really interested in. " 

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   CRISPR-CAS9 MECHANISM AND APPLICATIONS
   
   This interactive explores how CRISPR-Cas9 technology works and the many ways
   in which scientists are using it in their research. It also comprises a
   self-paced interactive animation and a series of short videos of various
   scientists who are using CRISPR-Cas9 technologies for basic research,
   medical, and agricultural applications.

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   RESPIRATION AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS LESSON PLAN
   
   Use the following teaching guide to create interactive lessons that will
   teach your students the differences between photosynthesis and respiration,
   and the differences between animal and plant cells. This asset forms part of
   the learning pathway, “Why Thinking Like a Scientist Helps Students Tackle
   Real-Life Problems".

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   WHAT CAN AT-HOME DNA TESTING TELL US ABOUT RACE AND ANCESTRY?
   
   Have you ever wondered what an at-home DNA test might reveal about you? This
   scrollable interactive demonstrates how at-home DNA testing works. It also
   explains that the ancestry revealed by your DNA doesn't directly match your
   socially defined race.

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