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Viruses & Epidemiology

Virus & Epidemiology demonstration, study and laboratory kits available to supplement your curriculum. Posters and interactive games are available to complement the classroom learning.

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Virulence: An Infectious Card Game

Virulence: An Infectious Card Game is a blind bidding game for biology in which players take on the roles of viruses competing to infect a host cell.

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The Immune System—NewPath Science Learning Center

Designed for either teacher-directed instruction or independent use by groups of 2–4 students, the Learning Center offers a Curriculum Mastery Game featuring one set of 30 illustrated question cards on this key curriculum concept, one laminated game board and game materials for up to four players. The product also includes four Visual Learning Guides. Grades 6–9.

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T4, Giant Microbe®, Original

The perfect predator, T4 terminates its prey. With this fun model, animate your study of the virus that has the unique ability to eat bacteria!

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MRSA, Giant Microbe®, Petri Dish

Caused by contact with infected skin or invasive medical procedures, the MRSA "superbug" can potentially harm the bloodstream, heart, lungs, bones, and joints. Use this fun plush model to enhance studies of infectious disease prevention!

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Malaria, Giant Microbe®, Original

The tropics have coconuts, soft beaches, clear water, shiny fish, colorful birds and... malaria. This plush toy is a great learning tool for awareness about disease transmission and prevention.

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Cancer, Giant Microbe®, Original

Cancer is a frightening prospect, but the newest drugs and medical advances are helping more people than ever. This plush toy is a great teaching tool to help students and families understand how cancer works.

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Diagnosis: You are the Doctor—Super Value Laboratory Kits

With the Diagnosis: You are the Doctor Super Value Laboratory Kits for biology and life science, students perform initial patient screenings to gather preliminary data of the patient’s symptoms. Then students ask follow-up questions to determine which tests to perform to arrive at an accurate diagnosis for the patient!

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Outbreak: A Study in Epidemiology—Super Value Laboratory Kit

With the Outbreak and A Study in Epidemiology Laboratory Kit for biology and life science, study one of the most familiar and contagious school diseases-conjunctivitis (pinkeye). Provide a hpothesis and test it.

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Antibody Function—Student Laboratory Kit

In the Antibody Function and Epidemiology Laboratory Kit for biology and life science, construct an antibody model by selecting from a variety of possible heavy and light chain regions to form an IgG antibody.

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A Molecular Approach to Understanding HIV

A Molecular Approach to Understanding HIV Activity Kit for biology and life science is a comprehensive module on the molecular biology of the HIV virus. Build your own models and develop a hands-on understanding of genetic information.

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West Nile Virus Transmission—Super Value Game

In the West Nile Virus Transmission Game for biology and life science, assume the role of a disease vector or host and witness firsthand how vector-borne diseases spread and the ways they can affect entire ecosystems.

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Constructing Model Viruses—Student Activity Kit

With the Constructing Model Viruses Activity Kit for biology and life science, explore the biological niche of viruses by building models and investigating their biochemical make-up.

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Viruses and Bacteria Poster, Laminated

Viruses and Bacteria Poster for biology and life science provides detailed drawings and actual photography of harmful bacteria and viruses. A “must” poster when teaching microbiology.