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Biology - Age 16-18 (A-level) - Molecules and cells

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posted 16/03/2008Oxidative phosphorylation

 
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"The interactive answers presentation in this resource is really useful because it allow..."

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Toby Tufton

 

Worksheet asks students to label and colour in the stages of oxidative phosphorylation / electron transfer chain (1 page). Accompanied by an interactive powerpoint with clear diagrams which can be used on a smartboard to show students what they should have coloured in (11 slides)


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posted 09/03/2008Eukaryotic cell interactive animation

 
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"More interesting than a textbook and handy as a revision tool - try describing the func..."

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This link at cellsalive.com provides an interactive roadmap to eukaryotic cell ultrastucture; both animal and plant cells. It covers organelles such as the mitochondria, lysosomes, endoplasmic reticulum and Golgi apparatus.


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posted 09/11/2008Drawing using a microscope

 
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"A well-presented, practical guide that can be used for various microscope lessons."

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An interactive guide to drawing using a light microscope. Runs through how to set up the microscope, gives hints on how to draw microscope images and highlights common problems. 7 slides


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posted 22/10/2008Cell Organelles

 
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"This has lots of detail with some good diagrams and clear description."

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A detailed presentation on the cell structure of a Eukaryotic cell, covering the nucleus, nucleolus, ribosomes, cytoplasm, endoplasmic reticulum and golgi apparatus. 35 slides.


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posted 12/10/2008Carbohydrate structure

 
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"This is nicely designed and would provide good revision notes if printed out."

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A straightforward presentation introducing the basics of carbohydrate structure to A-Level pupils. Covers monosaccharides, disaccharides and polysaccharides. 21 slides.


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posted 01/04/2008Lipids Crossword

 
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"More interesting than a standard gapfill. Useful as a revision activity. "

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Words have been replaced by crossword answers (1A, 4D etc). in an outline of the biology of lipids. Students replace the words and fill in the crossword. Can be used as a revision activity. 2 pages with answer sheet.


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posted 28/03/2008The Cell Cycle Animation

 
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"This is quite fast, but it plays on a continuous loop and you can easily stop and start..."

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This link from cellsalive.com is a flash animation of the cell cycle. It shows mitosis, gap 1, resting, synthesis and gap 2 stages. By clicking on 'checkpoints' you can also see how the cycle is controlled.


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posted 28/03/2008Meiosis Animation

 
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"The video sequence on this is pretty fast, but you can pause at each stage to explain w..."

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This link from cellsalive.com is an interactive flash animation that follows Meiosis I and Meiosis II in a continuous sequence.


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posted 28/03/2008Mitosis Animation

 
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"The video sequence is fast, but it is easy to stop and rewind to show any stage again. ..."

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This link from cellsalive.com is an interactive flash animation that demonstrates the stages of mitosis in an animal cell. It shows an animated diagram and real microscope image.


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posted 21/03/2008Glycolysis drag and drop

 
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"More fun than chalk and talk and allows you to find out misconceptions quickly."

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Students edit the document to show the stages of glycolysis (oxidation, phosphorylation etc). The molecules are all drawn for them (hexose, glucose, phosphates); they need to put them in the right places. 1 page, accompanied by an answer sheet.


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