Videos
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It's a song about cellular respiration, set to the Black Eyed Peas. Normally, this would come with a "beware of cheese" warning, but we could listen to this thing all day.
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If you're more of a visual learner, check out the UC Berkeley site on endosymbiosis. We thoroughly enjoyed their "Weird Fact" sections.
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If we could spend our lives watching TED talks, we would be perfectly content. Check out David Bolinsky's super accurate animation of a cell.
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For a totally awesome artsy view of mitochondria, check out this video from Biovisions at Harvard. Cue dramatic music.
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It's a bird. It's a plane. It's…ATP synthase! Watch it do its thing.
Websites
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If you're more of a visual learner, check out the UC Berkeley site on endosymbiosis. We thoroughly enjoyed their "Weird Fact" sections.
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As much as we love The Magic School Bus, we're pretty sure it's scientifically impossible to shrink yourself and explore the inner workings of a willing classmate. Here's the next best thing: some up close and personal photos of cells and the things inside them.
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People used to think lactic acid build-up in the muscles caused fatigue. Recently though, lactic acid has been cleared from this accusation and has found to be helpful. Hear more about it on NPR.
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Want to do some fermentation at home? Make your own yogurt. Wait until you're 21 to try fermenting anything else.
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If you want more detail on the chemistry behind cellular respiration, Washington University in St. Louis has a thorough tutorial on oxidative phosphorylation. Sounds like a party to us.