Category Archives: Biology

RSTOP Biology 2014 - Timber/Pit bull ft. Ke$ha Part1-4/4 The End RSTOP dance practiced at biology party season 08 on 11/07/2014 for performance on 12/07/2014 . _ Thanks for watching , Please help support us , like and subs... By: RSTOP cambodia … Continue reading →

TEDx GMU - Dr. Daniel N Cox - "The Why of the Fly" Dr. Daniel N. Cox is a Systems Neuroscientist whose research interests revolve are developmental neurogenetics, neurogenomics, molecular neuroanatomy, stem cell biology, and the molecular bases... By: GMUTelevision … Continue reading →

Life Finds a Way: The Biology of Shipwrecks E/V Nautilus is exploring the ocean studying biology, geology, archeology, and more. Watch http://www.nautiluslive.org for live video from the ocean floor. For live dive updates follow along... By: EVNautilus … Continue reading →

Biology and Self Organization "The arch of complexity and open-ended creation in the last four billion years is nothing compared to what lies ahead." - Kevin Kelly Learn More: Out of Control - Kevin Kelly http://kk.org/boo... By: Shots of Awe … Continue reading →

At OReilly, weve long been supporters of the open source movement perhaps not with the religious fervor of some, but with a deep appreciation for how open source has transformed the computing industry over the last three decades. We also have a deep appreciation for the dangers that closed source, restrictive licenses, patent trolling, and other technocratic evils pose to areas that are just opening up biology, in particular. So it is with great interest that I read Open Source Biotech Consumables in the latest issue of BioCoder. Im not going to rehash the article; you should read it yourself. The basic argument is that some proteins used in research cost thousands of dollars per milligram. Theyre easily reproducible (were talking DNA, after all), but frequently tied up with restrictive licenses. In addition, many of the vendors will only sell to research institutions and large corporations, not home labs or small community labs. So, Joe Schloendorn is creating and distributing plasmids that can freely be reproduced. That in itself is a huge breakthrough. His article started me wondering about the meaning of open source in biology specifically, open source DNA. I grew up with the computer industry, and I understand … Continue reading →

Biogeochemical Cycles (regular biology) updated This video is taught at the high school level. I use this PowerPoint in my regular biology class at Beverly Hills High School. This version is less detailed, especially in the nitrogen cycle,... By: Kyle Kobe … Continue reading →

Biogeochemical Cycles (honors biology) updated This video is taught at the high school level. I use this PowerPoint in my honors biology class at Beverly Hills High School. Topics: - Hydrologic (water) cycle - Oxygen cycle - Phosphorus... By: Kyle Kobe … Continue reading →

Organic Molecules Carbohydrates (regular biology) updated This video is taught at the high school level. I use this PowerPoint in my regular biology class at Beverly Hills High School. This video is less detailed than the honors biology video. This... By: Kyle Kobe … Continue reading →

Organic Molecules Carbohydrates (honors biology) updated This video is taught at the high school level. I use this PowerPoint in my honors biology class at Beverly Hills High School. Topics: - organic molecules - bonding - monomers and polymers... By: Kyle Kobe … Continue reading →

Lipids (honors biology) updated This video is taught at the high school level. I use this PowerPoint with my honors biology class at Beverly Hills High School. Topics: - Lipid structure - Glycerol - Fatty acids - Dehydration... By: Kyle Kobe … Continue reading →