BIOLOGY 2200: Genome BIOLOGY

School: Ohio State University

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Microscopic Marvels: Understanding Compact and Spongy Bone Structures

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Uncover the microscopic intricacies of compact and spongy bone structures. Learn about osteons, trabeculae, and the vital role of osteocytes. Dive into the balance of strength and functionality bones provide to our body.

Ants & Instincts: Decoding Chemical-Triggered Fixed Action Patterns

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Discover the intriguing behavioral responses of ants, triggered by chemical cues. This video explains how ants instinctively handle their dead, highlighting the significance of fixed action patterns in animal behavior. Learn how biology and behavior seamlessly connect in the complex world of ants.

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Unlocking Bioremediation: How Microbes Help Nature Clean Itself

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Learn how bioremediation works to treat contaminated environments and how microbes can help clean up pollutants. We evaluate multiple scenarios zeroing in on oil-degrading bacteria as a prime example of the process.

Adapting to Extreme Cold: The Science of Shivering & Homeostasis

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Discover the body's innate ability to adapt to extreme cold conditions. Learn how the brain orchestrates warming responses like shivering. Grasp the concept of homeostasis in maintaining internal stability.