The cell : a functioning structure, part 1
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Series: Biology Today Film Series
Duration: 0:28:00
Creator: CRM/McGraw-Hill Films
Format: 16mm
Color: Color
Sound: sound
Description: Examines the range of structures and functions inside a living cell including feeding, mitosis, and the differences between procaryotic and eucaryotic cells. Discusses the advances in microscopy which have made possible the detailed study of cellular structures. Uses animation to describe the cell membrane and its function as a living boundary--a site for both active and passive material transport., Examines the range of structures and functions inside a living cell including feeding, mitosis, and the differences between procaryotic and eucaryotic cells. Discusses the advances in microscopy which have made possible the detailed study of cellular structures. Uses animation to describe the cell membrane and its function as a living boundary--a site for both active and passive material transport.
Complete Record: , Examines the range of structures and functions inside a living cell including feeding, mitosis, and the differences between procaryotic and eucaryotic cells. Discusses the advances in microscopy which have made possible the detailed study of cellular structures. Uses animation to describe the cell membrane and its function as a living boundary--a site for both active and passive material transport.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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