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Topics Include:
| • Organelles | • Circulation | |
| • Anatomical Figure | • Bloodstream | |
| • Digestion | • Respiration |
Suitable for General Bio, AP Bio, Bio 101, Anatomy & Physiology,and Health Education students.
| Photosynthesis (C3 Plants) |
| • Part I: The Light-Dependent Reactions |
| • Part 2: The Calvin Cycle |
Suitable for General Bio, AP Bio, Bio 101, Botany, and Plant Physiology students.
"The Anatomical Figure" music video gives you a guided tour of the anatomical figure and explains why the standard anatomical position, anatomical terms, directional terms, and cardinal planes are used when referencing the human body. The rhyming lyrics, catchy beats, and vivid animations describe body planes and anatomical terminology in a clear and concise way. Keywords are spelled out as they are sung to reinforce terminology. .
"Photosynthesis, Part 1" takes you inside the granum of a chloroplast during the light-dependent reactions of photosynthesis in a C3plant. See how the plant uses solar energy, water, chlorophyll, and enzymes to produce ATP and NADPH, the energy-rich compounds that power the light-independent reactions. Watch how the plant produces and releases oxygen gas during this process, the very oxygen gas that sustains life on Earth! Photosystems, electron transport, oxidation-reduction reactions, photophosphorylation and the Z-Scheme are described in a unique and memorable way. Keywords are spelled out as they are sung to reinforce terminology.Runtime: 6:59
"Photosynthesis, Part 2" takes you inside the stroma of a chloroplast during the light-independent reactions of photosynthesis, also known as the Calvin cycle. See how a plant takes in carbon dioxide from the air and uses the carbon dioxide, enzymes, ATP, and NADPH to create G3P, a three carbon sugar the plant needs to make glucose and other organic molecules. The processes of carbon fixation, PGA reduction, and RuBP regeneration are described in a dynamic and easy to understand way . Keywords are spelled out as they are sung to help reinforce terminology. Runtime: 6:34
"Organelles" takes you on a guided tour of a general eukaryotic animal cell. Watch a static, black-and-white cell become transformed into a living, vibrant cell as the function(s) of each organelle and cell part is defined. The roles of the cell membrane, cytoplasm, nucleus, nucleolus, endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi bodies, mitochondria, vesicles, lysosomes, peroxisomes and ribosomes are described in a fun-filled, memorable way. Keywords are spelled out as they are sung to reinforce terminology.Runtime: 4:48
"Digeston" explains the structure and functions of the human digestive system as the first bite of a sandwich travels through the G.I.tract and gets digested and absorbed along the way. The processes of ingestion, mechanical digestion, chemical digestion, absorption, and egestion are explained in a clear and easy to understand way. Keywords are spelled out as they are sung to reinforce terminology. Runtime: 6:55
"Circulation" explains the structure and functions of the heart during the mechanical events of one heartbeat. See how blood flows through the pulmonary circulation and the systemic circulation, delivering products to their destinations. The processes of systole, diastole, gas exchange, oxygen transport, and carbon dioxide transport are described in a concise and memorable way. Keywords are spelled out as they are sung to reinforce terminology. Runtime: 7:14
"Bloodstream" takes you on a ride through "the river of life" as blood courses through the human circulatory system. See how the bloodstream interacts with body systems, transporting nutrients, gases, and wastes to their destinations. The functions of the blood plasma, red bone marrow, red blood cells (erythrocytes), white blood cells (leukocytes), and platelets (thrombocytes) are described in an engaging, memorable way. Keywords are spelled out as they are sung to reinforce terminology. Runtime: 6:34
"Respiration" explains the structure and functions of the human respiratory system as air travels in and out of the respiratory tract duing one breathing cycle. See how oxygen travels from the air through the respiratory tract to body cells; watch how carbon dioxide travels from body cells to the lungs and is expelled to the air. The processes of inhalation, gas exchange, oxygen transport, carbon dioxide transport, and exhalation are described in a clear and easy to understand way. Keywords are spelled out as they are sung to reinforce terminology.Runtime: 6:38