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Cell Respiration: Quick site review Use this forum to share a website you found particularly interesting or informative on the topic of cellular respiration. After surveying... Started by Sean NashLatest Reply

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Classroom visit on summer research On Friday, the 20th of March, we will have three visitors from MWSU to do a quick talk about research projects they have coming up, or ar... Started by Sean Nash	17	Mar 24 Reply by Chelsie
Synthesizing Respiration & Photosynthesis Take a good, solid read of this blog post. Read it again after thinking about it for at least five minutes. Then come back to this forum ... Started by Sean Nash	5	Mar 24 Reply by MIchelle
Photosynthesis/Cellular Respiration Diagrams You should feel proud of the documents that you created - so show them off here! Upload your diagrams to the website, and include a summa... Started by Erin Nash	18	Feb 18 Reply by Abby Lucas
Cell Respiration: Quick site review Use this forum to share a website you found particularly interesting or informative on the topic of cellular respiration. After surveying... Started by Sean Nash	32	Feb 3 Reply by MIchelle
Photosynthesis: Quick site review Use this forum to share a website you found particularly interesting or informative on the topic of photosynthesis. After surveying the s... Started by Sean Nash	26	Jan 28 Reply by Skylar N. Womach
Distinct Human Celltypes Let's examine the true variability found in even our own bodies... not to mention for now the variability found in all of life on Earth. ... Started by Sean Nash	3	Dec. 18, 2008 Reply by Zachery Langdon
The human race: just "one big chain of microbe hotels"? Bacteria Outnumber Cells in Human Body by Robert Krulwich All Things Considered, July 1, 2006 · The human body contains 20 times more m... Started by Sean Nash	1	Dec. 17, 2008 Reply by Ryne Relford
X-Rays at Home. Scotch Tape Shows X-Ray Abilities. Cool post i read on yahoo. Enjoy! http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081023/ap_on_sc/sci_scotch_tape_surprise Started by Korby Trautman	1	Oct. 31, 2008 Reply by Sean Nash
When in Doubt, Spit It Out How much information about your own personal genetic code (or that of your spouse) would you want to know? Can you think of things you w... Started by Sean Nash	11	Sep. 17, 2008 Reply by Lacie Thompson

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Ivory Baldwin replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Biomolecules and Human Health'

So its save to say I didnt know a lot, well actually i guess i just dont remember things that i have learned in the past very well . when we did the silient chalk talk all i really knew about was carbohydrates. I knew that runners needed to eat ca...

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josh steltenpohl replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Worthless Species?'

We should be worried about extinction with some species because it may cause a lot of other species to follow them in there extinction or wipe out a lot of them. Any animal dieing out would effect another animal.

on Wednesday

james d green replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Biomolecules and Human Health'

Okay so i agree with most on the fact of varying your food intake on such carbohydrates and proteins and fats and sugars. Its the saame with say a workout routine, if you do the squat everyday along with bench press your muscles will get used to t...

on Wednesday

Amanda Dixon replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'What is Life?'

Biologically, at what moment did your life begin? I think this topic is HUGE because this is where abortion comes in. does it begin at conception? Or when you hear the first heart beat? Or what about when you are born? Is it murder to have an abo...

on Tuesday

Amanda Dixon replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Biomolecules and Human Health'

Carbohydrates…. I learned a lot about carbohydrates that I didn’t no or understand before…I basically slacked off the 1st semester of my freshmen biology class (sorry Mr. Myers.) I learned that carbohydrates are compounds that have carbon, hydro...

on Tuesday

Shark Cartilage: What's the Deal? is the most popular forum post to date

Shark Cartilage: What's the Deal?

In a quest to get everyone enrolled and on board with our class network... today we will have a "mini-debate." The class has been divided into two groups. These two groups were given different sets of information regarding the efficacy of shark ca...

on Tuesday

Crows Using Automobiles as Nutcrackers: The Evidence is the most popular blog post to date

Crows Using Automobiles as Nutcrackers: The Evidence

This is Mrs. Corey posting as Benton Library again. :) There's a great amount of evidence, both within peer-reviewed academic journals and in other sources, surrounding crows and their use of tools. One of the great examples is the observation ...

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Sean Grinstead replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Biomolecules and Human Health'

It makes a big difference to me because i am an athlete and its pretty interesting to know what is going on in your body when you are exercising. the diet plans are dumb because if you leave out something you have to eat more of something else to ...

on Tuesday

Taylor Woodruff replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Biomolecules and Human Health'

Thing topic that stood out the most to me was of course the discussion on the "low-carb" dieting and how many misconceptions we have about it. Everybody thinks that carbohydrates are bad for you and make you fat...but in reality if you were to be ...

on Monday

Kerstyn Bolton replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Biomolecules and Human Health'

I really thought that everything we talked about was important. I most likely learned this stuff in 9th grade Biology, but if I did I don't remember any of it. I also never realized how glucose, fructose, galactose, sucrose and lactose affect a lo...

on Monday

Hunter Ewart replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Biomolecules and Human Health'

From the chalk talk i discoverd that i had a lot of misconceptions about what is actually good for you as far as what to eat and what not to eat diet. I guess to say that everything is good in moderation. Who knew you actually needed them to survi...

on Monday

Blayr Bolton replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Biomolecules and Human Health'

My learning process through this specific unit of study is actually rather ironic because in a round-about I'm learning about or discussing these topics in three different classes. In DC Biology I'm being taught all of these new concepts step by s...

on Monday

Marcy Withrow replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'What is Life?'

I don't know. It's hard to stop those who do wrong. Sometimes it's better to not make an arguement, the less drama the better. Not that we shouldn't change what is going on. But, everyone has their different looks because this topic is very big. S...

on Monday

Marcy Withrow replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Biomolecules and Human Health'

I agree with taking dieting pills and doing crazy diets, they don't seem healthy! How can a pill give you everything you need? It doesn't seem right, when you can eat food that has flavor and you don't have to swallow it down in one gulp with wate...

on Monday

Sean Nash replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'What is Life?'

"Honestly, I could sit here and type for another hour, but it's really not necessary because everyone would just be reading not only my opinion, but what I truly do believe." You need to be behind the wheel of your own blog. Period. When you are ...

on Monday

Blayr Bolton replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'What is Life?'

Where to begin? I'm not sure what kind of approach I want to take on this topic, or what order I want to mention things. The obvious start would be abortion, but I'm not sure by just giving an opinion I can take this discussion where I think it sh...

on Monday

Shandis Cruz replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Biomolecules and Human Health'

Like my other classmates our discussion over diets stuck out to me most. I think the reason this really stood out is because its an issue that gets discussed everywhere. Think about it, you can't flip through the channels without seeing a new and ...

on Monday

Coleman Wade Babcock replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Biomolecules and Human Health'

We learned that fat and carbs are actually a vital part of the human diet, but it is important to get just the right amount of all of these and not excess. Also you have to get an equal amount of the other stuff too. Diets like the atkins and sout...

on Monday

Marcy Withrow replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Biomolecules and Human Health'

I find the dietary plans very interesting because there are plans out there that are very unhealthy for you. Some have too much fat or too many carbohydrates in their diet. I think the right diet should be a balanced variation of foods. You should...

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