This 3D animation shows how HIV infects cells, and how HIVs replicate themselves using infected cells' materials. At the end of the video, possible ways to inhibit HIV infection/replication is illustrated. It is convenient to watch this video from youtube.com, but it's original source is here: http://www.boehringer-ingelheim.com/corporate/news/news_videos_disease.htm. The file...

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This video is the 8th video of NOVA: Judgement Day - Intelligent Design on Trial. By using the complexity of bacterial flagellum as an example, Dr. Behe argued that some biological machinery are irreducibly complex and therefore must have been arranged to fulfill a purpose (that's when they infer design). Dr. Behe even quoted Dr. Derosier's paper to support his claim. In this video, you can see...

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This 3D animation explains in detail how and why HIVs develop drug resistance in a short period of time.

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This is a collection of video lectures posted by iBioEducation. These video lectures are typically around 20 to 30 minutes in length, and cover topics ranging from molecular biology to ecology and human impacts on the environment. These videos, as is pointed out by iBioEducation, may serve as excellent resources to be integrated into a flipped-classrooom approach to instruction, as they are...

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This is a 2016 TED talk that provides a concise and basic description of how CRISPR works. In the talk, the details of the CRISPR procedure/mechanism are presented, and myths and misconceptions about the technique and its implications are discussed. This approximately 10 minute video (mini-lecture) might be useful for students to gain sufficient background knowledge in preparation for active...

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