Cell Biology Kits
Cell Biology Kits
Edvotek™ AP LAB 7: Cell Division — Mitosis and Meiosis
Students identify and differentiate the various stages in mitosis and meiosis.
Edvotek™ Expanding Our Testing: Using ELISA to Detect COVID-19
In this simulated medical test, students will perform the ELISA to detect the presence of COVID-19 antibodies in simulated patient samples.
United Scientific™ Meiosis Manipulatives Kit
The Meiosis Manipulatives Kit makes the complex biological process of meiosis come alive in your classroom.
Eisco™ Osmosis Kit
Designed for demonstration of osmotic pressure at an elementary level in biology. Osmosis Kit is ideal for students to understand the concept of Osmosis.
Edvotek™ Detecting COVID-19 Using Reverse-Transcription PCR (RT-PCR)
In this simulated RT-PCR experiment, students will explore the diagnostic test used worldwide to diagnose and monitor the spread of COVID-19.
Edvotek™ Morphology of Cancer Cells
This experiment allows students to see the differences between normal and cancer cells in both their growth and cell types.
Kemtec™ Plant Cloning II Kit
Kemtec™ Plant Cloning II Kit allows users to generate a plant by cloning its tissue in an exciting and challenging experience introducing students to biotechnology and sterile technique.
Next Generation Science Standards Skill Builder Kit: Heredity
Set of resources with detailed instruction of each NGSS concept for middle school students.
Lab-Aids™ Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration
Make accurate interpretations, inferences, and conclusions with this kit.
Innovating Science™ Distance Learning: Cellular Respiration- What Sugar Does Yeast Like Best
Allows students to understand yeast may use different options for energy production with varying degrees of effectiveness
United Scientific Supplies Mitosis Manipulatives Kit
Instructive and reusable.
Innovating Science™ Distance Learning: DNA Extraction
Discusses the history of DNA and its structure, as well as genetic inheritance; isolate DNA material from plants
Innovating Science™ Diffusion and Cell Size
Why are cells microscopic?
Innovating Science™ Small Group Learning: Diffusion and Cell Size
This Small Group Learning: Diffusion and Cell Size kit allows students to create simulated cells (agar blocks) of different sizes and examine how effectively a substance is able to diffuse into the cell in a set period of time.
Innovating Science™ Distance Learning: Osmosis and Diffusion
Students learn about two forms of passive transport, diffusion and osmosis; compare and contrast similarities and differences between the processes