Health & Disease
10 interactive Biology simulations on health & disease.
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Non-communicable diseases – lifestyle risk, coronary heart disease and epidemiology
Biology · Health & Disease
Four linked screens on non-communicable diseases: a 10-year energy-balance and risk model (BMI, blood pressure, type...
Ages 16–17
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Communicable diseases – pathogen casebook, spread and plant disease
Biology · Health & Disease
A casebook of 12 pathogens by type: viruses (measles, HIV, tobacco mosaic virus), bacteria (Salmonella, gonorrhoea,...
Ages 16–17
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Applied biology – mineral nutrition, human epidemics, and food safety
Biology · Health & Disease
Three applied-biology topics in one simulation, selected with the topic parameter. Mineral nutrition: choose the...
Ages 16–17
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Immune Response and Vaccination – Primary vs Secondary Response
Biology · Health & Disease
A pathogen enters the body: phagocytes destroy some of it, B lymphocytes are activated, secrete antibodies and leave...
Ages 16–17
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Immune disorders – allergy, autoimmunity and HIV/AIDS
Biology · Health & Disease
Three immune disorders in one simulation. Allergy: a first contact with pollen, dust mites, peanut or bee venom...
Ages 16–17
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Disease spread and herd immunity (SIR model)
Biology · Health & Disease
The SIR model divides a community into susceptible, infected, and recovered groups. Choose a disease (seasonal flu,...
Ages 16–17
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Monoclonal antibodies – hybridomas, ELISA and HIV testing
Biology · Health & Disease
A step-by-step virtual lab: immunise a mouse, collect B cells, fuse them with myeloma cells using PEG, select...
Ages 15–16
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Adaptive immunity – T cells, B cells and clonal selection
Biology · Health & Disease
Step by step: a macrophage presents antigen on MHC, the helper T cell with a complementary receptor is activated,...
Ages 16–17
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Innate immunity – barriers, inflammation and phagocytes
Biology · Health & Disease
A tissue model at a wound: mast cells release histamine, blood vessels widen and become leaky, neutrophils and then...
Ages 16–17
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Antibiotic Resistance – Why You Should Finish the Course
Biology · Health & Disease
A population of disease-causing bacteria already contains a few resistance mutations. Set the antibiotic dose, the...
Ages 15–16
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