Introduction to Enzymes Kit SKU: AP 8100
Study the enzyme activity of invertase, amylase, and pepsin using specific enzyme assay systems.
Study the enzyme activity of invertase, amylase, and pepsin using specific enzyme assay systems.
In this activity, students will learn about the different types of media that can be used to grow bacteria.
In this activity, students will be introduced to the skills and techniques that microbiologists use on a daily basis
Bacteria, good and bad, is all around us. In this activity students will collect and grow bacteria and then learn techniques for studying the bacteria they have grown.
Innovating Science’s Complete Stain Kit contains everything you need for a variety of staining techniques!
This kit is used to determine if bacteria are Gram-positive or Gram-negative.
Prepare your own squashed stained slide and be able to identify the phases of plant mitosis and chromosomal development. Students will be able to prepare, stain and mount slides using specially...
Scientists use dichotomous, taxonomic, keys to identify both living organisms and non-living specimens. Examples of this would be a naturalist's use of a field guide or a chemists use of the...
With this easy to use and economical test kit, students simply add a small amount of collected water to a sample tube and incubate for 24-48 hours. A distinct color change indicates that...
This lab allows you to learn about two forms of passive transport: diffusion and osmosis. You will compare and contrast similarities and differences in the processes of diffusion and osmosis
Why are cells microscopic? The answer relates to the needs for the cell to effectively move materials in and remove waste. In this activity, students will create simulated cells (agar blocks) of...
Understand the nature of genetic inheritance and the role of DNA and proteins in genetic expression while using biological detergents, enzymes, and ethanol to isolate DNA from plant material
Bacteria, good and bad, is all around us. In this activity students will collect and grow bacteria and then learn techniques for studying the bacteria they have grown.
Kit contains enough material for 5 groups. Prepare your own squashed stained slide and be able to identify the phases of plant mitosis and chromosomal development. Students will be able to...
This basic microscope slide-making kit will get you started mounting your own slides.
Kit contains enough materials for 5 groups. Understand the nature of genetic inheritance and the role of DNA and proteins in genetic expression while using biological detergents, enzymes, and...
Why are cells microscopic? The answer relates to the needs for the cell to effectively move materials in and remove waste. In this activity, students will create simulated cells (agar blocks) of...
The bacillus substilis culture is freeze dried into a lyophilized pellet packaged in a sterile plastic vial
The E. coli culture is freeze dried into a lyophilized pellet packaged in a sterile plastic vial
The micrococcus luteus culture is freeze dried into a lyophilized pellet packaged in a sterile plastic, vial
The serratia marcescens culture is freeze dried into a lyophilized pellet packaged in a sterile plastic vial
The staphylococcus epidermidis culture is freeze dried into a lyophilized pellet packaged in a sterile plastic vial
The E. coli JM101 culture is freeze dried into a lyophilized pellet packaged in a sterile plastic vial