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Protoplast isolation
Uploaded note describes the common methods of protoplast isolation.
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This outlines respiration, & how it relates with exercise. It includes the purpose, structure, diffusion, breathing mechanics, respiration muscles, ventilation-perfusion relationships & much more! It also includes example questions & answers.
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Essay I wrote for UCL biomedical sciences 3rd year infection (INIM3001) module. Tile - 'Discuss the role of MHC-peptide TCR interaction affinity in shaping T-cell fate'. This is on turnitin so no direct copying! Got low 80s for this essay (1st).
£2.00 Preview RemoveBiology IGCSE Revision Book
IGCSE Biology (edexcel) full revision book/guide/specification (68pgs) explaining all topics (from 2015-2016 but topics are still relevant)
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These notes cover the numerous methods of disposing waste and detail the processes behind each method. This set of notes is derived from a class lecture given during a 3rd year course.
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Middlesex University - 2017 (First and Second Year) - All you need to know about trauma. Pharmacology/Human Science/Adult Nursing These notes will contain all you need to know about the types of trauma, how to deal with trauma and include notes from suggested research. Also includes Fractures and bone science, including fractures, arteries and osteoporosis.
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These are concise, exam-focused notes made using the WJEC specification and BBC Bitesize. (I achieved an A.) This is one of eight topics in the unit.
£0.99 Preview RemoveBTEC Applied Science Unit 12 Assignment 3
Unit 12: Physiology of Human regulation & Reproduction – Assignment 3 The Endocrine system and Homeostatic Mechanisms & Malfunctions leading to disorders Task 1 As an introduction to the conference you are required to produce a powerpoint presentation, complete with handout, about the main glands, the hormones produced and their functions in the human body. This provides evidence for P4 Task 2 Using an annotated diagram, identify the major endocrine glands in the body. For each gland (other than the hypothalamus and pituitary glands), name the hormone(s) produced and briefly (one sentence) summarise the function of the hormone named. For the hypothalamus and pituitary glands, outline the role they play in regulating the function of the other endocrine glands. Use osmoregulation as an example. This provides evidence for P5 Task 3 One of the delegates at the conference works for the journal Biological Sciences Review. They were impressed by your presentation and have asked you to write a short article for the next issue of the journal. In the article you need to explain how hormones control the function of cells and tissue in the body. Your word count is 600-800 words and the inclusion of flow diagrams may make it easier for your reader and are included in the word count. This provides evidence for M3 Task 4 Use annotated diagrams to show clearly examples in the human body of: a)Negative homeostatic feedback b)Positive homeostatic feedbac This provides evidence for M4 Task 5 Choosing one of the following: Hormones of the thyroid gland Hormones of the parathyroid glands Hormones of the adrenal medulla Produce a detailed account of how the nervous system and endocrine system interact to maintain homeostatic control and outline the consequences of a malfunction in each of these systems as it related to the homeostatic process you are describing. This provides evidence for D2 Task 6 Using BOTH of the following regulatory systems: The control of blood sugar levels The regulation of body temperature and water balance Show how the nervous and endocrine systems interact to ensure control, describe possible malfunctions that can occur and outline the impact of these malfunctions on the body. (You are not required to provide details of the treatment available for people suffering from such system malfunctions but you must show the effect of the disorders and explain how they can be rectified.) This provides evidence for D3 Exam board is Pearson ALL ASSIGNMENTS I HAVE UPLOADED ARE DISTINCTION GRADED.
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