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Mitosis Compared to Meiosis (IB)

An outline of mitosis and meiosis forms of cell division: comparing the similarities and differences between them, and outlining their function in organisms.

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9. Mitosis Compared to Meiosis (IB)

An outline of mitosis and meiosis forms of cell division: comparing the similarities and differences between them, and outlining their function in organisms.

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Translation (IB)

An outline of the process of translating DNA bases into a protein, via an mRNA codon:tRNA anti-codon mechanism forming a polypeptide chain.

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8. Translation (IB)

An outline of the process of translating DNA bases into a protein, via an mRNA codon:tRNA anti-codon mechanism forming a polypeptide chain.

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Cas-CRISPR (IB)

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7. Cas-CRISPR (IB)

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Immune Response (IB)

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6. Immune Response (IB)

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Photosynthesis (IB)

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5. Photosynthesis (IB)

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Muscle Contraction (IB)

The structure of skeletal muscles and a detailed look at the sliding ﬁlament mechanism of muscle contraction.

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4. Muscle Contraction (IB)

The structure of skeletal muscles and a detailed look at the sliding ﬁlament mechanism of muscle contraction.

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Transport of Oxygen by Haemoglobin (IB)

A detailed look at how haemoglobin transports oxygen with analysis of the oxygen dissociation curve.

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3. Transport of Oxygen by Haemoglobin (IB)

A detailed look at how haemoglobin transports oxygen with analysis of the oxygen dissociation curve.

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Evolution by Natural Selection (IB)

A visual outline of the core process of evolution by natural selection, emphasising that adaptation takes place over generations, from heritable variation.

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2. Evolution by Natural Selection (IB)

A visual outline of the core process of evolution by natural selection, emphasising that adaptation takes place over generations, from heritable variation.

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Viruses and the Lysogenic Cycle (IB)

An outline of the lytic and lysogenic cycles, using bacterial cells and the viruses which infect them as a visual example. Additional reference to the Herpes simplex virus as an animal example.

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1. Viruses and the Lysogenic Cycle (IB)

An outline of the lytic and lysogenic cycles, using bacterial cells and the viruses which infect them as a visual example. Additional reference to the Herpes simplex virus as an animal example.

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How Does the Greenhouse Effect Work?

Things are heating up. We explore how the greenhouse effect works, including causing global warming, climate change and consequent effects.

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18. How Does the Greenhouse Effect Work?

Things are heating up. We explore how the greenhouse effect works, including causing global warming, climate change and consequent effects.

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What is the Carbon Cycle?

What is the carbon cycle and how are humans changing it?

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17. What is the Carbon Cycle?

What is the carbon cycle and how are humans changing it?

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What is Natural Selection?

Natural selection is the gradual adaptation of a population to become more suited to its environment.

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16. What is Natural Selection?

Natural selection is the gradual adaptation of a population to become more suited to its environment.

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What is Mitosis and Meiosis

Mitosis and meiosis are both forms of cell division. This film explores how mitosis and meiosis occur.

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15. What is Mitosis and Meiosis

Mitosis and meiosis are both forms of cell division. This film explores how mitosis and meiosis occur.

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What is the Human Fertilisation Process

It's all relative. How does the human fertilisation process work?

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14. What is the Human Fertilisation Process

It's all relative. How does the human fertilisation process work?

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What is Synaptic Transmission

Have you got the nerve to explore synaptic transmission?

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13. What is Synaptic Transmission

Have you got the nerve to explore synaptic transmission?

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How Does the Urinary System Work

The kidneys are amazing as they filter blood to excrete urine. This film explores how this happens.

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12. How Does the Urinary System Work

The kidneys are amazing as they filter blood to excrete urine. This film explores how this happens.

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How is Gas Exchanged During Respiration?

Take in a breath of fresh air as we investigate how gas exchange occurs at the alveolus.

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11. How is Gas Exchanged During Respiration?

Take in a breath of fresh air as we investigate how gas exchange occurs at the alveolus.

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What is Active Immunity?

How active immunity happens in the body, via natural infection or vaccination.

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10. What is Active Immunity?

How active immunity happens in the body, via natural infection or vaccination.

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How Does the Circulatory System Work?

Your heart is alway pumping blood around your body. This short film doesn't miss a beat, and explains how the circulatory system works.

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9. How Does the Circulatory System Work?

Your heart is alway pumping blood around your body. This short film doesn't miss a beat, and explains how the circulatory system works.

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What are Xylem and Phloem?

An outline of the functions of the xylem and phloem.

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8. What are Xylem and Phloem?

An outline of the functions of the xylem and phloem.

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How Does the Digestive System Work?

What happens when you eat a burger? Where does it go and how does your body process it? This film helps you to digest the facts.

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7. How Does the Digestive System Work?

What happens when you eat a burger? Where does it go and how does your body process it? This film helps you to digest the facts.

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What is Photosynthesis?

Plants are essential for life on Earth by utilising photosynthesis. What is it, and what does it produce?

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6. What is Photosynthesis?

Plants are essential for life on Earth by utilising photosynthesis. What is it, and what does it produce?

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What is an Enzyme?

Enzymes are essential for life, and understanding how they catalyze reactions in the body will book your understanding of how our bodies work.

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5. What is an Enzyme?

Enzymes are essential for life, and understanding how they catalyze reactions in the body will book your understanding of how our bodies work.

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How do we Test for Biological Molecules?

Practical science is always enjoyable, so how can you test for 5 key biological substances?

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4. How do we Test for Biological Molecules?

Practical science is always enjoyable, so how can you test for 5 key biological substances?

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What is the Diffusion of Molecules?

The diffusion of molecules is crucial for life. We delve into the science of how diffusion occurs and what affects it.

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3. What is the Diffusion of Molecules?

The diffusion of molecules is crucial for life. We delve into the science of how diffusion occurs and what affects it.

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How is Magnification Calculated?

From microscopes to cameras, how do we calculate magnification, and why is it important?

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2. How is Magnification Calculated?

From microscopes to cameras, how do we calculate magnification, and why is it important?

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What is a Dichotomous Key?

A dichotomous key is a tool for classifying organisms based on how similar they are to each other. It involves asking a series of questions, each with only two possible answers.

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1. What is a Dichotomous Key?

A dichotomous key is a tool for classifying organisms based on how similar they are to each other. It involves asking a series of questions, each with only two possible answers.

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