Morflab : Cell & Earthworm vs Visible Biology Usage & Stats

The application is aimed at students from high school to graduate school as well as all curious people. We currently show the cell and the earthworm but other organisms will be added soon. The principle is to visualize biological structures and to learn to identify the different parts with the help of 3D and list boxes. The main interest is to make the link between theory (the 3D object) and practical observations (real objects from histology). The user can thus take advantage of the 3D structures to understand figures usually given in courses and in textbooks. The data correspond perfectly with the courses generally taught in this field. In the earthworm, it is also possible to understand the organization of the main systems through the visualization of different cross-sections, and it helps to understand these different section. The application also provides (in French and English) explanatory texts for the different structures.

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Visible Biology

Learn and study biology in interactive 3D! From 3D plant and animal models to interactive simulations and bite-sized animations, Visible Biology gives you everything you need to master key concepts and understand important biological processes. Simple controls let you study dozens of detailed 3D models, including DNA and chromosomes, prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, and plant tissues. - Select structures to carry out virtual dissections and reveal pronunciations and definitions. - Label structures with tags, notes, and 3D drawings. - Use a virtual microscope to study the components of blood. - Manipulate interactive simulations to understand the processes of photosynthesis, cellular respiration, mitosis, meiosis, and DNA coiling and supercoiling. Study animal form and function, evolution, and the diversity among species with Visible Body’s fully dissectible sea star, earthworm, frog, and pig. - Isolate specific body systems with the systems tray feature and instantly access related content. - Compare structures and systems across vertebrates and invertebrates, and explore evolutionary relationships. Work through interactive lab activities and test your knowledge with dynamic dissection quizzes.