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Mon May 4

• The Biotransmitter s: "The presentation focuses first on the anatomy and function of the neuron followed by an activity where students play the part of the neuron in sending signals. Next the volt and its importance in signal transduction is discussed, followed by an activity where the presenters play roles of historical figures who contributed to the development of the prosthesis; including: Herodotus, Ambroise Pare, and Alfred Mann. This section is followed by a discussion of action potentials in their relation to both neurons and how cutting edge prosthetics interpret signals, followed by an activity where two teams of students must compete to reach an action potential first. Lastly, the importance of signal transduction is explained and finally the students are hooked up to an EKG to see signal transuction in action."

Tue Mar 31

• signal transduction - Google Video

Sun Feb 15

• The Inositol 1,4,5-Trisphos phate Receptor (IP3R) and Its Regulators: Sometimes Good and Sometimes Bad Teamwork -- Choe and Ehrlich 2006 (363): re15 -- Science Signaling

Sun Nov 30

• Interactive Concepts in Biochemistry - Interactive Animations
• The Cell Online: Chapter 15 - Animations
• Gallery of Cell Signaling /flash movies/

Tue Nov 25

• Linear Motif Atlas for Phosphorylatio n-Dependent Signaling -- Miller et al. 1 (35): ra2 -- Science Signaling

Sun Jul 6

• Basic Concepts: Signal Transduction « Migrations

Thu Jun 19

• The Baum Lab

Sun Mar 23

• BioCarta - Charting Pathways of Life

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