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Golgi Apparatus -
Forms proteins to be used for different tasks
Lysosome -
Breaks down waste within the cell
Chloroplasts -
Photosynthesis!
Light + Water + CO2 = Sugar + O2
Ribosomes -
Create proteins
Nucleolus -
Makes ribosomes

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Nucleus -
Control center of the cell
Cell Membrane -
Protect the cell/Hold it together
Cytoskeleton -
Shapes the cell/Moves some cells
Vesicles -
Carry materials within the cell
Mitochondria -
Turns sugar into ATP (energy)

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Biology: Cell Structure I Nucleus Medical Media

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Allan Jones: A map of the brain | TED Talk

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How can we begin to understand the way the brain works? The same way we begin to understand a city: by making a map. In this visually stunning talk, Allan Jones shows how his team is mapping which genes are turned on in each tiny region, and how it all connects up.

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Have you ever watched someone attempt to do something, and think (say to yourself), "I can do that"? There are upsides to learning vicariously through the experiences of others. However, more often than not, in education it is the hands on approach to learning that takes knowledge and understanding way deeper.

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Update on Danielle's Horrific Story of Child Neglect | Where Are They Now | Oprah Winfrey Network

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In 2008, a girl named Danielle made headlines around the world after she was discovered in a run-down house in Florida. Severely neglected, unable to speak and surrounded by filth, Danielle (age 6 when she was rescued) had been raised like a wild animal.

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Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University

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Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University

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Memory Hackers | How Memories Form

Learn how Nobel laureate Dr. Eric Kandel discovered the biological basis of memory formation, in this video from NOVA: Memory Hackers. To better understand how human memories form, Kandel turns to the giant sea slug, Aplysia californica. He first creates a long-lasting memory in the sea slug. Next, he reconstructs a single neural circuit using a sensory and motor neuron extracted from the slug. Kandel then uses the same memory formation technique used in the slug to create a memory within the neural circuit. As the memory forms, new synaptic connections begin to grow, revealing for the first time that memory involves anatomical changes in the brain. Using today's imaging technology, Kandel describes how the process unfolds. This resource is part of the NOVA Collection.

Visit the program page here.

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Learn how Nobel laureate Dr. Eric Kandel discovered the biological basis of memory formation, in this video from NOVA: Memory Hackers. To better understand how human memories form, Kandel turns to the giant sea slug, Aplysia californica. He first creates a long-lasting memory in the sea slug.