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Enzymes
Complete detail about enzymes, its definition, types, factors effecting enzymes activity and inhibitors that inhibit the activity of enzymes.
£8.75 Preview RemoveGluconeogenesis
Biochemistry BIBC102. Basic notes on gluconeogenesis. Only irreversible reactions are shown. Refer to notes on glycolysis to see the reversible reactions. Also includes NADH transport systems, the Cori Cycle, and sources for gluconeogenesis.
£2.50 Preview RemovePlant Biology- Invasion of Land and Bryophytes detailed
These notes include: Invasion of Land Bryophytes • Liverworts • Hornworts • Mosses *[All have alteration of generations - gametophyte dominates] Liverworts • anteridiophore • archegoniophore *[Protects embryo] Hornworts • plus…. • stomates *[controls CO2 and H2O vapour, exchange] Mosses • leptoids and hydroids *[long distance transport]
£2.50 Preview RemoveAQA GCSE Biology B6 - Selective Breeding
This document contains thorough notes on and summarises the topic of selective breeding, found in the AQA Biology B6 module. It explains clearly and in lots of detail what selective breeding is, uses of selective breeding, the process of how selective breeding is carried out, and the drawbacks of selective breeding. It contains content you need to know for your GCSE Biology exam.
£0.60 Preview RemoveProccess of Digestion
Aimed at A-level and Access to Science students. Part of Basic Human Physiology Unit.
£2.49 Preview RemoveTemporal Processing
Computational Science module for Neuroscience BSc at UCL Lecture by Prof Neil Burgess I got 69 in the module and a first class degree in Neuroscience
£3.74 Preview RemoveCARDIAC CYCLE
-explanation of systole and diastole of the heart in the ventricular and the atrial -cardiac output -Blood flow velocity -Blood pressure -Changes in the blood pressure during the cardiac cycle
£1.80 Preview RemoveEmergent properties and cell differentiation
These notes describe the 3 different forms of cell differentiation as well as the emergent properties that arise when a group of cells interact with each other. Grade: A Levels and IB Diploma Programme
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