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Looking Inside Cells

Looking Inside Cells is a set of interactive Virtual Reality simulations for learning about cellular biology. Users can build cells by arranging their organelles, as well as transform them into specialized cells, such as red blood cells and e. coli bacteria.

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July 23, 2024
2 years and 9 days ago
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About the Game

Looking Inside Cells is a set of interactive Virtual Reality simulations for learning about cellular biology. Users can build cells by arranging their organelles, as well as transform them into specialized cells, such as red blood cells and e. coli bacteria. This Virtual Reality experience is designed to increase students’ engagement and excitement for learning biology, and to bring out their naturally inquisitive nature.

Designed for Middle School students, but appropriate for anyone who wants to experience an interactive and unique view of cells.