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• NASA/MSU-Bozeman CERES Project Educational Activities
• National Science Education Standards
• Netfrog--The Interactive Frog Dissection
• Newton's Apple Index
• Not Just A Bag Of Beans
• Nucleic Acids and Protein Synthesis
• Odyssey Science Center
• One Sky, Many Voices
• On the Microbe Trail: An Introduction to Bacteria and Aseptic Technique
• Online Exhibits @ the Exploratorium
• Organic Reaction Quizzes and Summaries
• Organs to go...
• OrgoTek 32 Welcome
• Our Food and Microorganisms
• Outdoor Classrooms for the 90's Student
• Pesticides and Eggshell Thinning
• pH Tutorial
• Phylogenetic Relationships
• Physics Lab Homepage
• physics labs
• Physics On-line: resources for high school physics
• physics problems
• Prairie Fieldwork Unit
• Preparation and Staining of Mammal Cells to View Sister Chromatids
• Project Wetlands
• Rain Forest Products
• Real Time Experiments!
• Reeko's Mad Scientist Lab - Free Fun Educational Science Experiments for Kids & Children of all agesexperiments for adults, kids, children, and school labs)
• Remember to Stop and Smell the Roses: Olfaction and its Relationship to Memory
• Restriction enzymes
• Restriction Enzymes - Background
• Rocks, Fossils, and the Earth: Table Of Contents
• Scavenger Hunt: A Group Collection
• Science Activities for the Universe
• Science Education Center
• Science Explorer: Exploratorium-At-Home Books
• Science Fair Idea Exchange
• SCIENCE FOR THE MILLENNIUM
• SCIENCE HOBBYIST
• Science Room
• Search Access Excellence
• SEG-way Online Activity: Ice On Venus?
• SEG-way Online Activity: Search for Ice and Snow
• SEPARATION OF A STARCH-GLUCOSE MIXTURE USING GEL FILTRATION
• Sheep Brain Dissection Guide
• Singing in Biology
• Skymap Imagemap
• Sound Experiments and Activities
• Studying a Piece of an Ecosystem
• Supermarket Science: The King Sooper Lab
• Symbiosis and Co-evolution

• Teaching Biology Through Problem-based Activities
• Team Science
• The Access Excellence Collection
• The Beaks of the Finches
• The Best of The Solar System - forward page
• THE CEA LIGHT TOUR
• The Cell
• The Discovery Of Radioactivity : Dawn of the Nuclear Age
• The Great Satellite Search!
• The Heart: An Online Exploration
• The Heart and the Circulatory System
• The Human Genome Newsletter
• The Identification of Bacteria
• The Jelly Bean Problem (JBP)
• The Learning Studio@The Exploratorium: Home of the 10 Cool Sites, Science Explorer, Online Exhibits, Science Snacks, and more.
• The Monarch Watch
• The Mysteries of Aging: Is Diet a Contributing Factor?
• The Natural History of Genes - A science education tool for teachers, students and families
• The Physics Van !
• The Science Center
• The Science Club
• The Science Club: hotlinks for science activities
• THE SCIENCE CLUB: Kids' projects here
• The Science Education Center Science Activities
• The Spread of HIV Through a Population
• The Structure of the DNA Molecule
• The Virtual Field Trips Site
• The Virtual Pig Dissection
• The Weather Unit
• Third From the Sun
• Tobacco and Organisms
• Tomlinscote Science - Pupil Activities
• Transcription Translation Tango
• Travel Brochure for a Cell
• U.S. Department of Education
• U.S. Department of Energy - Science Pages for Kids
• Unit on Dinosaurs
• Using an Observation Log to enhance studies in biology
• Using Bubbles to Explore Membranes
• Using Ion Exchange Chromatography to Separate Proteins
• Using Ion Exchange Chromatography to Separate Proteins
• Utilization of Veterinarian's Spare Parts
• Vaccines--How and Why?
• Vegetative Propagation Project
• Viruses Unit
• Visual Physics
• VRML - Basic Organic Reactions - Dr. R. Ehrler
• Weather Here and There
• Welcome to How Stuff Works
• Welcome to Maya Adventure!
• Whales
• What is life?
• What the Sun Can Do
• What's in a Name?
• Where's the CAT? A DNA Profiling Simulation
• Who Dirtied The Water/Clean Water: Is It Drinkable?
• Wolf-Ulrich Palm (photochemistry and kinetics)
• Xplore Science
• You Can Soar Homepage

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Sci-Ed Fact: The nucleic acid, DNA is the source of the amazing diversity found in living organisms. This diversity is the direct result of the structural proteins and many enzymes produced from DNA and its transcribed product, RNA. - DNA with its genetic code is secret of life. It is interesting to note that humans share 98.4% of their DNA with chimpanzees. (Albert Towle)

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