Biology

In this four-part video series, rich animation brings the intricate inner workings of cells to life, while a congenial host guides viewers through the essentials of cell biology: cell structure and function (of both animal and plant cells), cell metabolism and respiration, cell division and growth, and a focus on stem cells, cellular differentiation, genetics, and the potential that stem cells have for medical use.
2014, Films for the Humanities & Sciences. 4 videos, about 22 minutes each.

Cells are the basic units of structure and function in every living thing. This original ClickView series uses animation and engaging graphics to explore cell structure, the similarities and differences between types of cells, and how cells exchange certain materials with their environment.
2017, ClickView Pty Limited. 3 videos, 7 minutes each.

These visually spectacular shorts show frontline discoveries in biology and the people who have helped make them happen.
2014, Looking Glass International. 4 videos, each about 5 minutes

This ten-part series introduces viewers to the human circulatory, digestive, nervous, respiratory, skeletal, muscular, reproductive, urinary, integumentary, and endocrine systems. 10-part series, 2005.16–27 minutes each.

Human: The World Within takes a deep dive into the universe that's inside each and every one of us by exploring a shared biology that we often don't take the time to appreciate or understand. Heart, brain, eyes, blood, tears: Human uncovers not only the science behind how our bodies work, but how what's inside powers every moment of what we do out in the world. Personal profiles of people from around the globe become entry points into deeper stories about how the body's many systems function. The series takes six systems and charts a journey through their innerworkings: the nervous system, the circulatory system, the digestive system, the immune system, the sensory system, and the reproductive system. Experts at the cutting edge of science and medicine reveal how the amazing feats humans can perform trace back to the incredible resilience of the human body. Radiolab's Jad Abumrad narrates the journey through this universe within and reveals what makes us tick.
2021, PBS. 6 videos, 52 minutes each.