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The Biology Corner – Resources for Teachers
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Case Study – Huntington’s Disease
Discover an engaging case study on Huntington’s disease for biology classrooms. This free resource explores genetics, inheritance patterns, and treatment options while following a real-world patient case. Perfect for teaching neurological disorders and genetic testing.
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Case Study: Heart Transplant Recipients
A heart transplant is a life-saving procedure for patients with end-stage heart failure, but not everyone qualifies. This process involves strict medical evaluations, organ matching, and precise surgical techniques. In this case study, students explore the procedures involved in this life saving technology. The case includes three major sections, which questions and diagrams for students…
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Case Study – A Brush with Oleander
When teaching about the fascinating and sometimes dangerous world of plants, there’s nothing quite as engaging as a real-world case study. Explore the case of deadly white oleander, when a landscaper accidentally poisons herself. This case study offers a multidisciplinary approach for teachers looking to enrich a biology unit on plant physiology. Learners also explore…
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Cadaver Dogs – Unsung Heroes in Forensics
In this activity, students explore the fascinating role of cadaver dogs in forensic investigations. The lesson begins with students reading an engaging article detailing how cadaver dogs are trained, their unique capabilities, and real-world applications in solving crimes. Following the reading, students will answer a set of thought-provoking questions that test their comprehension and encourage…
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Case Study – A Grave Problem with the Endocrine System
Engage your students with a detailed, real-world case study about a young woman diagnosed with Graves’ disease. This activity introduces students to the endocrine system, focusing on the thyroid and pituitary glands. Learn about the autoimmune processes behind Graves’ disease. The story begins with a college student that is experiencing fatigue, heart palpitations, and weight…
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Cystic Fibrosis – Overview and Genetics
Cystic fibrosis (CF) is a genetic disorder that affects the lungs, digestive system, and other parts of the body. Mutations in the CFTR gene on chromosome 7 leads to the production of thick, sticky mucus that can block airways and digestive ducts. Patients deal with lung infections and lack of nutrition because the mucus interferes…
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Case Study – Ethan’s Journey with Leukemia
Are you looking for an engaging way to teach high school biology? Real-world connections can make a huge impact on your students’ understanding of complex topics like the human body, cell function, and diseases. That’s why we’ve created Case Study: Understanding Leukemia Through Ethan’s Story—a resource designed to bring the science of leukemia to life…
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Biomolecules Practice and Reinforcement
Biological macromolecules are large, complex molecules essential for life, playing key roles in the structure, function, and regulation of cells. The four main types—carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids—each serve unique and vital purposes. Students in AP Biology will need to know the properties of monomers and the types of bonds that connect them to…
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Facebook Suspended and Disabled
If you are wondering why I haven’t been active on my Facebook/biologycorner page, then let me share the story of how I got cancelled by Meta. Before you ask, I didn’t do anything wrong, and my last post showed my pet bearded dragon in a Santa hat. I have been a Facebook user for over…
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Exploring the Chemistry of Adrenaline
Explore the fascinating relationship between the structure and function of four important molecules: adrenaline, phenylephrine, pseudoephedrine, and methamphetamine. These compounds share a common framework but differ in their functional groups, which affects how they work in the body. By coloring the diagrams, students identify key features, such as hydroxyl and methyl groups. Small changes can…
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Cell Signaling – Comprehensive Unit Plan
Cell signaling is the process by which cells communicate with each other and respond to external stimuli, ensuring the coordination of vital biological functions. This system involves a signal binding to a receptor on a target cell, and triggering a series of intracellular events. These signaling pathways often include second messengers, protein kinases, and phosphorylation…
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Fading Memories – A Case Study on Alzheimer’s Disease
This case study offers an intimate look at Alzheimer’s disease through the eyes of a granddaughter navigating her family’s experience. Written in a narrative format, it allows students to explore the scientific and emotional dimensions of this neurodegenerative disease in a relatable, engaging way. This case study goes beyond the textbook to present Alzheimer’s disease…
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A Journey Through the Cell
Are you looking for a creative way to teach cell biology that captures your students’ attention and makes learning fun? Check out “A Journey Through the Cell,” a free resource that transforms a standard biology topic into an engaging, story-driven adventure. You might already be familiar with another worksheet on the cell, called Cell City…
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Exploring the Immune System with Alpha-Gal Syndrome
If you’re looking for a captivating, real-world case study to engage students in learning about the immune system and allergies, this Alpha-Gal Syndrome activity might be just what you need! This case study explores the fascinating story of how the immune system can mistake a simple sugar found in red meat for a threat—all because…