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Bubbles, Biology, & Hands-On Learning

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Dr. Heather’s Anatomy & Physiology students brought the cell membrane to life with a creative bubble lab!

Students modeled the structure and behavior of the plasma membrane while exploring membrane flexibility, selective permeability, membrane proteins, and cellular transport.

Who knew bubbles could make biology this much fun?

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