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Construction of the Cell Membrane
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sylvia gonzález (Faculty)
Material muy apropiado para alumnos de pre grado en las áreas de salud que necesiten comprender el funcionamiento y características de las células.
Jana Pownell (Content Developer/Instructional Designer)
This is a great resource and tutorial that I have used when reviewing cellular A&P with nursing students. This is not an area that we have much time to spend on, so students are instructed to use the tutorial to familiarize themselves with the structure and function of the plasma membrane.
Kathleen Williams (Faculty)
This is a wonderful object. Thank you. Will use very soon in classroom.
Hsueh-Yung Chen (Student)
It is a great site. I could include this tool in the lecture of cell membrane. The slices for introduction before the questions are kind wordy and long. But I like the assessment questions at the end. It helps students to recall the information introduced in the beginning. The visuals and animation with the game definitely help students to have a picture of cell membrane in their mind.
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Linda Peterson (Faculty)
communciating concepts. I would like to work with Dr. Liang to add the most
important element which is the Na-K-ATPase pump which would allow the resource
to move to the cellular level permitting students to understand ion transport and
gradients. I found it very easy to use and think that students can learn this material on their own more efficiently than reading or listening to a lecture.
Martin Poenie (Faculty)
Technical Remarks:
how cholesterol does it is not right. First, it lines up along the surface.
Second it keeps lipid tails straight preventing defect formation that allows
water soluble materials to pass through these transient defect pores.
Jill Sackett (Student)
away knowing more about cell membranes. I thought the images/pictures were
great. I also really liked building the cell membrane and throught the
questions were good. The site was easy to navigate, and the content was super.
I spent about 15 minutes browsing the site, but when I made up a worksheet to
go with it, I stayed on for about an additional 20 minutes.
Brie Murphy (Student)
cell membrane. I enjoyed going through it myself very much.
Jim Bidlack (Faculty)
This is a very good site for those who learn visually. The animations were simple, but still made the material very clear and easy to understand.