04:02
Endocytosis: cell drinking and cell eating
00:59
Viruses are not always evil: meet the bacteriophage!
00:46
How does mitochondria look like in living cells?
00:21
Macropinocytosis easily explained with live cell videos
01:26
Pinocytosis: liquid internalization explained with living cells
00:59
Did you know that frog red blood cells have a nucleus? With live cell images!
00:30
The cellular components of blood with live images: red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets
00:31
What happens in your body when you cut yourself with a knife?
00:47
Programmed cell death apoptosis easily explained
04:19
Blood related diseases with living cells
02:03
Bacteriophages: The bright side of viruses - with live cell images
01:44
Red blood cells: the mystery of the nucleus
06:25
The hallmarks of cancer simply explained
01:20
Learning about allergies and mast cells with live cell videos
02:04
World Malaria Day 2019 - with live cell images
07:45
How cell death keeps us alive
01:53
Mitochondrial Dynamics and Diseases
06:34
The Immune System simply explained with Living Cells
00:45
Cell biology easily explained - with live cell images!
01:13
Mitochondria Revealing Their True Shape
04:12
What are stem cells?
01:24
Long Term Live Imaging of Mouse Embryonic Stem Cells for 15 hours
00:56
Watch e.coli bursting after virus attack!
02:35
Onion cells in 3D - science in school experiment
02:56
Bacteria on carrots biology experiment - tutorial video
00:56
Discover carbohydrates in banana cells - school experiment
00:45
Why does bread dough rise?
00:42
Wondering how to #detox after overeating on holiday? No worries! Your body has it covered!
00:45
Are you a #germaphobe? Bad news: there are trillions of #bacteria living inside your own body!
00:37
Did you know...? Why are ripe bananas sweeter than green ones?
00:39
Bacteria come in all shapes and sizes - look at the largest one: megaterium!
X
About
Live Cell Imaging for Higher Education
Change the way you teach cell biology and show your students how living cells really are: in 3D and in motion, without the need for toxic and expensive reagents.
cell.academy provides educational material and resources that support teaching for undergrad biology.
Contact us if you are interested in the raw data at education@nanolive.ch
Website: cell.academy/
Tags