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61. Biotechnology education and the Internet
      Grades: 7 - 12  ENC#: 012193
    This article, written for K to 12 educators as a digest produced by the the Educational Resources Information Center/Clearinghouse for Science, Mathematics, and Environmental Education (ERIC/CSMEE), identifies World Wide Web resources that provide information and ideas for teaching biotechnology. The resources relate to topics that have been identified as the main areas of study in biotechnology: bioprocessing, genetic engineering, and biochemistry, as well as applications for agriculture, medicine, the environment, and bioethics.
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62. Biotechnology unzipped : promises & realities
      Grades: 11 - Post-Secondary  ENC#: 012382
    This book, written for general audiences, provides basic technical information about biotechnology and its uses in medicine, agriculture, and the environment. The first chapter outlines the scientific background that made biotechnology possible and provides a primer of basic biology for understanding why and how biotechnologists can do the things they do.
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63. Unlocking the secrets of life
      Grades: 9 - 12  ENC#: 017115
    This videotape, designed for older students as part of the ULTRA-MICROSCOPIC WORLD series is an innovative Japanese production with a dubbed English soundtrack that uses video microscopy and state of the art computer animation to show how some important cellular activities occur at the molecular level. It stresses the theme of scale across living things so that viewers get a feel for the relationship between the sizes of different organisms, their individual cells, and the molecular machinery within each cell.
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64. Guide to microlife
      Grades: 9 - 12  ENC#: 016224
    This book, developed for grades 9 and up, is intended as a comprehensive field guide to microscopic organisms. It includes useful information on the operation and technological specifications of various types of microscopes and tips on specimen location and collection, as well as anatomical and ecological information for each organism discussed.
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65. Gaia to microcosm. Volume 1
      Grades: 6 - Post-Secondary  ENC#: 014420
    This videotape and guide invites students in grades 6 to 12 and postsecondary classes to learn more about the beauty and complexity of their microscopic planet mates. The program is divided into four segments illustrating the relationship of the microorganisms to the rest of the world in terms of location, energy transformation, and community interactions.
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66. At the bench : a laboratory navigator
      Grades: 9 - Post-Secondary  ENC#: 015176
    This book, written for grades 9 to 12 and post secondary educators, is a handbook designed to introduce newcomers to the practical aspects of working in the biomedical research laboratory. Written by an academic scientist, the book is divided into three sections, which follow the order in which most people will need to understand the laboratory.
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67. Food safety
      Grades: 9 - 12  ENC#: 025548
    This kit, part of the SCIENCE IN A TECHNICAL WORLD series developed by the American Chemical Society, contains a video, CD-ROM, and student text that explore the steps involved in protecting food safety in the dairy industry. Through exposure to applied science technology from a variety of industries, the series hopes to encourage students to consider science technology professions and to develop problem-solving skills.
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68. The immune system at work
      Grades: 5 - 12  ENC#: 028997
    This short video, designed for grades 5-12, explores the human immune system and its defense against various microorganisms that live on, near, and around us. It is part of the SCIENCE SCREEN REPORT video encyclopedia series.
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69. Life's building blocks
      Grades: 7 - 12  ENC#: 005600
    This series of videotapes, developed by DISCOVER magazine, introduce students (ages 15 and up) to subjects in the life, earth, space, and physical sciences. Each program consists of two parts and contains visuals and computer graphics to help illustrate the subject.
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70. Outbreak!
      Grades: 5 - 9  ENC#: 012798
    This curriculum kit, developed for grades 5 through 9, as part of the EVENT BASED SCIENCE (EBS) series, uses the 1995 outbreak of Ebola in Zaire as the focus of a six week study of human diseases. Each EBS module contains a videotape, a teacher's guide, and student text.
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