HUMAN BIOLOGY
Below are several links to sites that I've looked at and think they can help you learn the material. I have two warnings/comments: 1) if you have dial-up you may want to view these while logged on here at school - dial-up can be awfully frustrating; and 2) some of the sites will go into a little more detail than you're responsible for. Know what you're responsible for and then black box the stuff that you don't need. If you're not sure, give me a call or email me and I can clear it up for you.
CELL WEBSITES
Identifying Eukarotic Animal Cell Organelles
Endomembrane Protein Synthesis
Comparison of Prokaryote, Animal and Plant Cells
CELL CYCLE, MITOSIS AND MEIOSIS WEBSITES
Cells Alive! Go to the green headers on the left....
There are four links on this page, use the second and third links....
A site for families with sick kids with basic tutorials.
MOLECULAR GENETICS WEBSITES
A site on DNA replication. This is REALLY good.
THESE ARE SOME ADDITIONAL LINKS..
GetBodySmart is a website that has tutorials and quiz packages. Some of the stuff may help you in the human biology portion of the course....
Immunology Bookcase is a website that reviews the components of the immune system
University of Minnesota Anatomy page .....tons of links for anatomy and phys - you'll have to browse
Anatomy on the Internet .....more tons of links
The Biology Project - Biochemistry A nice overview of basic and bio chemistry
Interactive Activities A site of links to animations put together by another teacher. This is the site I pulled most of the links from above from.
Carl's Website Carl (Shuster, a teacher at another college) HAS gone through a ton of sites and done some weeding out. He's got this organized so that you should be able to find helpful sites on pretty much any biology topic.
Chemistry4Kids is just what it sounds like! It's pretty good.