cells

Introduces the anatomy of a cell, cell structures and organelles, DNA, hydrogen bonds, genes and genomes, and messenger RNA.

Presents a microscopic look at cells, showing how the body repairs itself by replacing damaged cells, introducing the scientists who developed the cell theory, and discussing the differences between plant and animal cells.

Explores the primary functions of human and plant cells.

Introduces cells, helping children visualize them by comparing them to bricks and factories, and describes a cell's parts, the differences between animal and plant cells, the special structures of various human cells, the photosynthesis process, and light and electron microscopes.

Text and photographs provide an introduction and up close examination of cells.

An examination of cells, discussing microorganisms, how cells work, why new cells form, and other related topics. Includes instructions for experiments.

Explains the functions of cells in the human body.

Presents an investigation of human and plant cells, looking at how doctors grow replacement skin cells, tracing the historical evolution of the microscope, discussing single-cell organisms, the structure of animal cells, and different types of human cells, and exploring the structure and properties of plant cells.

Provides answers to questions about cells and disease, discussing how cells are affected by illness, what bacteria and viruses are, how cells fight disease, the prevention of cell disorders, and other topics.