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Through engaging, state-of-the-art laboratory simulations, you’ll discover the fascinating world of the human body—from cellular structure and organ systems to basic chemistry and challenging physiology concepts.
In this simulation, you will electrically stimulate a frog’s leg muscle using an electrode.
In this simulation, you will measure blood pressure, determine the effect of body position on blood pressure, and determine the effect of exercise on blood pressure.
In this activity you will identify major structures of a typical multipolar neuron, view the factors involved in maintaining the resting membrane potential, and step through the major physiological events of the receptive, initial, conductive, and transmissive segments of a neuron.
1st Lab Tutorial
Applying the Scientific Method
Basic Chemistry
Lab Safety
Metric Measurement
Chemical Composition of Cells
How Enzymes Function
Cellular Respiration
Cell Structure
Cell Membrane Transport
Cell Division
Control of Microbial Growth
Diffusion
Osmosis
Microscopy
Skeletal Muscle
Electromyography
Nervous System
Eye and Vision
Endocrine System
Blood
Cardiovascular Physiology
Respiratory System
Lymphatic and Immune System
Urinary System
Digestive System
pH Balance
Human Genetics
Bacterial Genetics
DNA Biology and Technology
Mendelian Genetics
Evidence of Evolution
Animal Dissection
* Concept-based overview interactive simulations that cover difficult physiology topics
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