End of Term Reflection One thing I learned in Cell Biology is about all of the various specialized cells in the immune system. The various different types of these cells, and their functions. Such as the various types of white … Continue reading →

How Pythons and Other Animals Digest Bones and Intestinal Crypt Cells in Snakes Nicole Jennings Biology, Old Dominion University BIOL 293: Cell Biology Dr. Christina Steel 10/5/2025-11/9/2025 How Pythons and Other Animals Digest Bones While there are many carnivores in … Continue reading →

Intestinal Crypt Cells Nicole Jennings Biology, Old Dominion University BIOL 293: Cell Biology Dr. Christina Steel 11/9/2025 Intestinal Crypt Cells in Snakes How snakes can completely digest their prey, bones and all, has fascinated scientists and researchers for ages. However, … Continue reading →

https://www.reddit.com/r/ExplainTheJoke/comments/1bpqei2/apparently_its_an_oldie/ The mitochondria is talked about quite a bit in this subject, almost ad nauseum. Rightfully so, it is the ‘Powerhouse of the Cell’ and is a major component to not only how the cell works but ultimately how the … Continue reading →

How Pythons and Other Animals Digest Bones Nicole Jennings Biology, Old Dominion University BIOL 293: Cell Biology Dr. Christina Steel 10/5/2025 How Pythons and Other Animals Digest Bones While there are many carnivores in the food chain, very few can … Continue reading →

The biomolecule Maltose is a carbohydrate, disaccharide, consisting of two conjoined Glucose.

My first work as a current biology student. I am not the best at drawing though I hope it is understandable. A macrophage is a white blood cell in the immune system that attacks intruders such as viruses and bacteria. … Continue reading →

As a new student here at ODU I hope to finally be on the right track to furthering not just my career but also my education and overall sense of self.