cells

A detailed presentation of the structure and function of different types of cells and of research into developing technologies such as cloning and the use of stem cells.

Text and photographs introduce microscopic plant and animal life, viruses, microspores, and other forms of life which can only be viewed through a microscope.

Discusses the origin of life, prokaryotes, eukaryotes, the cell cycle, genes, multicellular creatures, and neurons, and presents overviews of related topics, including light microscopy, histology and histochemistry, and recombinant DNA technology.

Teaches children about the parts of a cell, diffusion and osmosis, cell theory, and other related topics through a game of "Cell-ebrity Squares.".

Text, illustrations, and photographs describe the structure and functions of plant cells.

Presents an overview of plant cells and describes the structures and functions of human cells in the bones, muscles, and circulatory, digestive, respiratory, and nervous systems.

Examines the origin and purpose of cells in living things and discusses the invention of microscopes in the seventeenth century, the size and shape of cells and how they divide, good and bad cells, and specialized cells.

An illustrated overview of the cell, covering its evolution, chemistry, molecular biology, structure and function, and regulation, as well as methods for studying cells. Specific topics include DNA, RNA, cell signaling, the cell cycle, and cancer.

Presents an examination of cells of the nervous system, in simple text with illustrations, describing the neurons and glia, their roles in developing the adult nervous system, and how they are affected by injuries, disease, and drugs.

A color-illustrated textbook on the cell, providing an overview of cells and cell research, looking at the composition of cells, explaining cell metabolism, and covering cell regulation.