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Simulation Details
Learning Objectives
- Understand the epithelial model for how glucose is transported across the mammalian small intestine
- Perform a glucose assay method
- Use an animal model to study the transport of materials across the intestine
- Describe the effect of blocker ouabain on glucose transport by the small intestine
- Explain the effect of manipulations of mucosal concentrations of glucose and sodium on glucose intestinal transport
- Interpret physiological data and apply to clinical cases
Lab Techniques
- Use a mouse intestinal everted sac to study epithelial glucose transport between mucosal and serosal sides
- Make an everted intestinal sac
- Glucose assay (oxidase, peroxidase, o-dianisidine)
- Calibration curve
Related Standards
- No direct alignment
- No direct alignment
- 6.1 Digestion and absorption
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A Labster virtual lab is an interactive assignment students complete online, on their own schedule. Some labs build foundational knowledge for gateway courses, using visualizations that make complex concepts easier to grasp. Others give students realistic practice with lab techniques and equipment before they step into a wet lab or a STEM career.
Labster supports STEM courses in biology, chemistry, physics, and health sciences within colleges, universities, high school districts, and online academies. Search the Content Catalog to find simulations for your courses.
Yes. Labster integrates with the LMS platforms colleges and universities use most, including Canvas, Blackboard, D2L Brightspace, Moodle, and more. Students open Labster like any other assignment in their course. If your institution doesn't use an LMS integration, students log in through Labster's Course Manager.