Additional Reading List
Resource Links

 

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Resource Links- interesting websites

These websites involve science, biotechnology, virology, microbiology, genetics, or other biological topic. You should check them out!

Voice Thread

Voice Thread is a way to do online discussions. We will be experimenting with the software this year.

 

Biomass Magazine

One aspect of biotechnology involves finding ways to manipulate cellulosic ethanol production so that we can convert fuel usage away from petroleum based fuels and more toward renewable resources. Biomass Magazine is all about what is being done to create a world that utilizes biomass instead of non-renewable resources.

 

Microbe World

The American Society for Microbiology produces this website. It has articles, videos, and other entertaining bits of information about how microbiology happens and what it is. While some of the videos may seem amateurish, the society really is professional. You can trust publications at this website.

 

Internet Public Library life sciences section

There are several very good and trustworthy links to online resources for information about biotechnology techniques, background, or reasons for doing things.

 

Life Through the Lens

Sponsored by the Exploratorium- a gallery of images taken by microscopic methods

 

Microbial Life

Information about microbial life in extreme environments, marine environments, and other isses about microbes and their roles in our lives.

 

Promega's Tech Toons

A cartoon booklet that explains lots of molecular techniques.

 

Summer Programs

Many local universities offer summer programs for students. Unfortunately most require you to still be a high school student. If you are a senior and are interested in a summer program, still check these out, but be aware that you may not be eligible merely because you graduated.

 

Muscles lesson plan

At the moment this link is here so Ms Getz can find the page she is working on to create a lesson on muscles- we'll be looking at actin and myosin in gels later in the year. This lesson plan is to help put that lab in perspective. You are welcome to check it out as she puts links on the page and give feedback about what does or does not make sense.

 

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