Introduction There are eleven organ systems found in the human body that work 24/7 to keep us alive and healthy. These systems function so subconsciously that you probably don’t even notice them working. Every time you speak, sing, sneeze, or smell, you’re using one organ system in particular—so get ready and take a deep breath,…
Check out awesome, educational VR rooms on Inspirit’s mobile app (available for iOS and Android devices)🤩 Interactive Simulation Launch Eukaryotic Cell Simulation! Youtube Video Check out the corresponding VR-based Room on our Inspirit iOS App, which you can download here! Introduction All cells fall into one of two categories: prokaryotic and eukaryotic. Prokaryotic Cells and…
Youtube Video Introduction Have you ever been having a fun day hanging out with your friends and started wondering what ribosomes and mitochondria are? Well, maybe not (unless you’re us). Even so, they’re crucial to the processes of synthesizing protein and generating all of the energy you need to hang out with your friends in…
Introduction When you get hungry, what do you do? It’s a pretty easy question to answer–you probably eat some food. But where does that food come from? Do you make it yourself? Not as in cooking it, but making it. Humans rely on other organisms to sustain life, namely plants and animals (or just plants…
Introduction Reproduction of birds is a key process through which birds create new individuals, perpetuate the species, and transmit their genes. Birds’ reproduction is not similar to other animals in a lot of aspects. Their anatomy itself is different where most males do not have external genital organs, and females reproduce with just a single…
Interactive Simulation Launch Simulation! Youtube Guide Introduction What’s RNA polymerase? Since you asked, RNA polymerase is a special enzyme that’s responsible for translating DNA into RNA in a process called transcription. Well, what’s transcription? Is it important? Yes, it is important! But why is it important? How does it work? Read on to find out!…
Introduction We wrack our brains and bombard them with tasks and information every day. From the song you’ve heard over a hundred times a day to the latest video from your favorite YouTube channel, our brain handles a multitude of tasks daily. Our brain also does important tasks like regulating breathing and telling exactly how…
Lesson objectives: Understand the structure of the human respiratory passage. Understand the process of the exchange of gases between our body and the environment. 1. Understanding human respiratory passage. As we breathe the air enters our body via the external nostrils opening out above the upper lips. It leads to a nasal chamber through the…
Introduction: What is a lipid bilayer structure? To expose the hydrophilic regions to water and hide the hydrophobic tail regions, the phospholipids arrange themselves in bilayers. This arrangement is unpremeditated, as it is a natural process that does not require energy. The lipid bilayer is a general element of all cell membranes, and it plays…
Introduction: The nucleus is the most important organelle as compared to other cell organelles. The nucleus is spherical in shape and present in every cell. The nucleus contains genes, which have hereditary information. It is present in the middle of the cell and contains all of the cell chromosomes, and it has a membrane around…