This text is adapted from Human Anatomy (Menefee et al., 2021) – LibreTexts (CC-BY) with updated images. The purpose of this textbook is to serve as a resource for students who are taking a lower division human anatomy course. All efforts were made to ensure the material covered in this resource is consistent, accurate, and accessible. …
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LibreTexts ADAPT course that contains unique questions that microbiology instructors created to accompany the OpenStax Microbiology textbook. Questions in 13 out of 26 chapters also contain feedback for students choosing the right or the wrong answers. Created by Ying Liu (City College of San Francisco), CCSF microbiology students and 8 other college and university microbiology …
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A Canvas course shared via Canvas Commons. Contains pages, quizzes, assignments, and other online learning resources.
This book provides earth scientists with an introduction to microbiology and a look at the ways microorganisms are important to their area of expertise.
A microbiology textbook applicable for non-major and allied health microbiology. Created by Gary Kaiser from Community College of Baltimore County (Cantonsville).
This book provides images and descriptions for the organismal groups and anatomical features covered in general botany. Cover image of moss capsules glowing red under UV light by Alan Rockefeller, CC-BY-NC.
A microbiology lab manual that contains a comprehensive list of labs and instructor setup sheet.
Contains many common laboratory experiments for a Microbiology course. The brevity of the lab manual makes it more applicable to a 1 lab/week course. Some BSL-2 generating protocols are also employed, namely the culturing of environmental samples.
A text replacement that is applicable mainly to non-major’s or allied health microbiology. Two remixed versions, Allied Health Microbiology and Microbiology for Allied Health Students, is also available.