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BioEDUCATE

BioEDUCATE: Learning & Teaching Life Sciences

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BioEducateBioEDUCATE is an open-access web resource covering cell biology education, including cell images, videos, web resources, concept questions, and digitized texts that are freely available for all educational use.

Educators at all levels have access to categorized cell biology teaching resources, including web sites, instructional tools, course curricula, PowerPoint slides, and more.

CellBASE

CellBASE: Cell Biology Research Resources

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image CellBASE is a comprehensive resource for research covering all aspects of cell biology.
Research scientists can navigate quickly to resources aimed at providing access to the tools that cell biologists need to make new discoveries, including model organism and genome databases, software, reagents, imaging tools, homepages of research labs in their field, and image and video galleries.

iBioSeminars

iBioSeminars: Bringing the Best in Biological Research to the World

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BioEducateiBioSeminars® is a freely available library of seminars from outstanding scientists who host lectures of on-going research in leading laboratories.
The lectures are intended to be more accessible than most typical seminars for advanced undergraduates/beginning graduate students and researchers outside of the specific field.


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