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Mitosis/Meiosis Web Sites

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• Animations
• Course Notes, Text Books, Examples
• Graphics
• Researchers

Animations

• Animation of mitosis
  Sea Urchin Education, Stanford University
• Mitosis v Meiosis I Sea Urchin Education, Stanford
• Meiosis II Sea Urchin Education, Stanford
• Meiosis Tutorial with Animations Univ. of Arizona Cell Biology Project
• Cell Cycle and Mitosis Tutorial: Mitosis Univ. of Arizona
• Interactive Mitosis Tutorial San Diego State University (Shockwave)
• Mitosis Animation (Quicktime)
• Mitosis Animations - Alternative Formats
• Movies of Mitosis from Mitosis World Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• Movies: QT and Flash to Illustrate Biological Processes Davidson College

Course Notes, Text Books, Examples

• Search NCBI Bookshelf for mitosis or meiosis from fulltext biomedical books.

• Mitosis Botany Lab, UW-Madison
• Meiosis Botany Lab, UW-Madison
• Cell Division: Binary Fission and Mitosis
  M.J. Farabee, Estrella Mountain Community College
• Plants, People and the Enviroment course
  University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
• Chapter 3: Cell Division
  WWW Cell Biology Course, Computational Biology Centers, Medical School, University of Minnesota
• Cell Cycle & Mitosis Tutorial Univ. of Arizona
• Mitosis World: Mitosis Links Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has an extensive set of links!

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Graphics

• Meiosis UW-Madison
• Mitosis UW-Madison
• Cell Division and Mitosis Cecil Community College, North East, MD
• Chromosomes and Cell Division Several mitosis & meiosis graphics including comparison. Access Excellence
• Mitosis Review Nebraska Weslayan University
• Stages of Mitosis Univ. of North Carolina-Charlotte
  

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Researchers

• Community of Science
  Search under COS Expertise or COS Funding Opportunities for specific researchers or institutions.

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