 |
AIDS 19
Anthrax 4
Chickenpox 3
Mononucleosis 4
Tonsilitis 4
| | Immune System - Humans, Mammals, Animals, Living Things, Science, School Time, Kids and Teens 5
 Bacteria RuleBacteria Rule
 [ Kids ]Interactive quiz tests your knowledge of bacteria. Each question includes answer and explanation. From National Geographic
|
Bacterial Growth and Multiplication.Bacterial Growth and Multiplication.
 [ Kids/Teens ]Growth and death in a bacterial population, including vocabulary and video clips. From Cells Alive.
|
Bad Bug BookBad Bug Book
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]The U.S. Food and Drug Administration's handbook which provides basic facts about foodborne pathogenic microorganisms and natural toxins.
|
The Black DeathThe Black Death
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]Story of bubonic plague with links to primary sources, including maps, drawings and pictures of the types of fleas that spread this disease during the Middle Ages.
|
Bugs in the NewsBugs in the News
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]Articles and books about viruses and bacteria from the Univ. of Kansas.
|
The Friendly Bugs SiteThe Friendly Bugs Site
 [ Kids/Teens ]Basics about bacteria, including bacteria in food, industry, wild, and other worlds.
|
The Microbe ZooThe Microbe Zoo
 [ Kids ]An educational resource about ecology and microbiology, includes information about microbes and the habitats they dwell in as well as dozens of images of microbes.
|
Stalking the Mysterious MicrobeStalking the Mysterious Microbe
 [ Kids/Teens ]Are microbes just germs? Join microbiologist Sam Sleuth to learn more about microbes like bacteria and viruses. Find out what microbes look like, how they evolved and where bacteria and viruses live.
|
Virtual Museum of BacteriaVirtual Museum of Bacteria
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]Provides information on all aspects of bacteria. Includes links to other sites, including video clips and images.
|
What's Good About Sewer Bacteria? More Than You ThinkWhat's Good About Sewer Bacteria? More Than You Think
 [ Teens/Mature Teens ]Read about the water waste treatment plant (WWTP) bacteria and how it may be used as an energy source.
|
|
|
|
|
|
