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- Immunology
A full module exploring proteomics and long COVID through a scaffolded, in-depth analysis of a primary literature article. -
- General Science
Explore the branch of research known as “omics“–including genomics, transcriptomics, and proteomics. -
- Neuroscience
An in-depth guide for undergraduate students on how to use the Allen Brain Cell (ABC) Atlas to ask and explore research questions -
- Neuroscience
Explains cell types as defined by transcriptomic, morphological, and electrophysiological data. -
- Neuroscience
Read about how undergraduate educators used the Allen Cell Types Database to create an in-class case study. -
- Neuroscience
Create authentic models of neurons using pipe cleaners. -
- General Science
Learn how to interpret and analyze these colorful 2-dimensional graphs. -
- Neuroscience
Learn about the process of brain donation and the importance of bioethics in neuroscience research. -
- Neuroscience
Read about how undergraduate educators used open neuroscience data to create an in-class case study. -
- Cell Biology
Play a bingo game by identifying structures and organelles in real cell images. -
- Immunology
Learn about a common technique used to study the immune system through a model-building activity. -
- Cell Biology
Learn how to analyze high-throughput cell datasets and interpret real cell images. -
- Cell Biology
Teach mitosis with Allen institute cell images. Students quantify the amount of time it takes a cell to progress through the stages of mitosis using... -
- Cell Biology
Learn about our open access tools for viewing and analyzing real cell images. -
- Neuroscience
Read how Cornell University educators designed a research project using open data from the Allen Cell Types Database. -
- Neuroscience
Explore how undergraduate students can conduct independent research using open gene expression data. -
- Neuroscience
Access individual lesson plans and a full-term data science course modeled around the open data featured in the Allen Brain Map. -
- Neuroscience
Explore open data on neuroanatomy, gene expression, and brain connectivity. -
- Neuroscience
Explore how scientists use their knowledge of transcription, immunolabeling, and bioethics to understand Alzheimer’s disease pathology. -
- Neuroscience
Play a bingo game in matching scientific images to neuroanatomy and cell features.