Interactive Activities

Muscles:

• Anterior Muscles #1
• Anterior Muscles #2
• Anterior Muscles #3
• Anterior Muscles #4
• Anterior Muscles #5
• Posterior Muscles #1
• Posterior Muscles #2
• Posterior Muscles #3
• Posterior Muscles #4
• Posterior Muscles #5

• Cell

• Kidney
• Nephron 1
• Nephron 2

• Spinal nerves

• Full Anterior Skeleton
• Full Posterior Skeleton
• Skull and Thoracic Bones, Anterior View
• Skull and Thoracic Bones, Posterior View
• Pelvic and Leg Bones, Anterior View
• Skull

• Skin #1

• Knee #1
• Knee #2
• Knee #3a
• Knee #3b

Other Activities:

• Anatomical Trivia
  The "Fact of the Week" is an interesting way to learn terminology and the basic facts of anatomy and physiology.
  Question: How many miles of blood vessels are there in the human body?

• The Periodic Table
  This site provides information on the periodic table that includes the groups, periods, valences, electron shells, and characteristic trends.
  Question: What are the characteristic trends of the periodic table?

• Macromolecules
  This is an excellent introduction to carbohydrates, nucleic acids, and proteins.
  Question: On a piece of paper, match the monomer unit with the appropriate macromolecule:

  1. Monosaccharide	A. Proteins
  2. Nucleotide	B. Carbohydrates
  3. Amino Acids	C. Nucleic Acid

• The Dictionary of Cell Biology
  This site contains a friendly and comprehensive dictionary related to cytology, histology, and molecular biology.
  Question: In what way are the fields of cytology and histology related?

• Uses of Amino Acids
  Read about the uses of amino acids by the human body.
  Question: What are three ways that amino acids are used in the human body?

• Classification of Epithelial Tissue
  This site provides the user with information about epithelial tissue.
  Question: How is epithelial tissue classified?
  List four types of epithelial tissue.
  

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