Great job completing week 2! We began this week in the digestive tract. Then we learned about the musculoskeletal and hematopoietic systems. We ended with the nervous system and a …
How do we move our eyes about? These are among the fastest acting muscles in the body. The Human Eye 3D animation by Intervoke, hosted here on Sketchfab is a …
That video was so cool! Did you enjoy learning about the cardiovascular changes in pregnancy from Dr. Zoe Cohen? What stood out to you in this interview with Dr. Zoe …
Watson and Crick were making progress on the structure of DNA, racing Linus Pauling for the Nobel Prize, but they needed accurate X-ray crystallographic data. Rosalind Franklin had gotten the …
Dr. Cohen gives a brief insight into the fascinating concepts covered in the next three activities: Hemopoietic 1 and 2, the Nervous System, and the Senses.
Dr Paul Thompson talks about the work that he does at the Lab of Neuro Imaging (LONI) at UCLA. He discusses brain health, the latest brain imaging technology and projects …
A nice 3D animation lets you see how the hammer, anvil, and stirrup (malleus, incus, and stapes bones) connect the eardrum to the cochlea to transmit sound to the inner …
Slightly more than half of everything I have is thanks to you, sings Adam Cole, while providing a nice review of what we’ve just learned. This is an additional video, …
Get a broad understanding of the concepts that we will dive into with Musculoskeletal 1 and 2 and how they relate to our previous topics like the Digestive System.