Antiobiotics

Unit 1: Evolution 

This is a natural/artificial selection model that shows how a population of bacteria can become more antibiotic resistant over time. The model represents an environment in a patient taking a regiment of antibiotics.

Genes

Unit 2: Genetics

This model allows you to explore the effects of deletion, substitution, and insertion mutations on a single strand of DNA and the subsequent outcomes in related protein synthesis in cells. The model represents effects from mutations that include 1) the number of genes that are encoded in the DNA, 2) the mRNA molecules that are transcribed, and 3) the tRNA molecules that are used to transcribe the mRNA into an amino acid chain, as wells as 4) the subsequent protein that is synthesized.

Infection

Unit 1: Evolution

This is a natural/artificial selection model that shows how a population of bacteria can become more antibiotic resistant over time. The model represents an environment in a patient taking a regiment of antibiotics.

Photosynthesis

Unit 3: Ecosystems

More info coming soon

Serengeti

Unit 3: Ecosystems

This model explores the stability of the consumer producer ecosystems in the Serengetti related to two primary consumers (Buffalo and Wildebeest) that have an overlapping range they graze in, for part of the year.

Sound

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