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  1. Physiology of Exercise (4 Parts) (1976 Audio)

    Subject
    Medical sciences
    Distribution
    OUT OF DISTRIBUTION, Audiocassette. 4 x 60 min.

    1: Measurement of energy, oxygen consumption, oxygen debt, lactic acid production, respiratory quotient, integrated respiratory quotient, effects of training. 2: Pulmonary ventilation, alveolar ventilation...

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  2. Fetal Nutrition (1977 Audio)

    Subject
    Medical sciences
    Distribution
    REFERENCE ONLY, Audiocassette. 60 min.

    Perinatal mortality, normal growth curves, structure of acid transfer across the placental membrane, transfer of oxygen, glucose, amino acids, assessment of placental function and foetal growth.

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  3. Pancreatic Secretion (1955 Film)

    Subject
    Biology
    Distribution
    Film (16mm)

    Describes the chief mechanisms concerned in the stimulation of pancreatic secretion by a meal, as illustrated by experiments on anaesthetised or conscious dogs. The anatomy of the dog’s pancreas is...

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  4. All Systems Go: Energy Systems of the Human Body (2002)

    Subject
    Biology; Sports science
    Distribution
    Sale, VHS (PAL, 31 minutes), £35.00

    Investigates the three energy systems of the human body (ATP-PC, lactic and aerobic) and shows how they function together to supply the body’s energy. Deals with the following topics: 1) inside muscles -...

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  5. Recovery from Exercise (2005)

    Subject
    Biology; Sports science
    Distribution
    Sale, DVD (Region 2 PAL, 25 minutes), £49.00 (DVD), £20.00 (1 Year Digital Licence), £49.00 (3 Year Digital Licence)

    Discusses the three main energy systems used by the human body to carry out physical acticity - the ATP-PC system, the lactic acid system and the aerobic system. Examines the workings of these systems and...

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  6. Structure and Function of Haemoglobin, The (1980 Film)

    Director
    David R Clark
    Subject
    Biology
    Distribution
    Film (16mm)

    A computer-generated 3-D anaglyph film. By means of computer-drawn stereo pairs which, when viewed through the red/green spectacles, appear as 3-D ball-and-stick models of the molecule, the current mechanism...

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  7. Metabolic Pathways (1984 Video)

    Director
    Gavin Nettleton
    Subject
    Biology
    Distribution
    Sale, Videocassette. Standard formats. col. 22 min., 1997 sale: £20.00 (+VAT +p&p) Univ Brighton

    Discusses the necessary of rephrasing biological processes in biochemical terms, explaining how enzymes operate in sequence within pathways to bring about desired changes. The major features and...

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  8. Recovery from Exercise (2006)

    Subject
    Sports science
    Distribution
    Sale, DVD (Region 2 PAL, 25 minutes), £49.00 (DVD), £20.00 (1 Year Digital Licence), £49.00 (3 Year Digital Licence)

    Examines the workings of the three energy systems - the ATP-PC system, the lactic acid system and the aerobic system - and the effects of exercise on each of them, effects of exercise on the body, including...

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  9. Skeletal Muscle. Part 2 (1978 Audio)

    Subject
    Medical sciences
    Distribution
    OUT OF DISTRIBUTION, Audiocassette. 60 min.

    Thermodynamics: the meaning of enthalpy, free energy and efficiency. Muscle as an ATPase and the role of creatine phosphate as a buffer of ATP. The glycogen store in muscle: its anaerobic breakdown to lactic...

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