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Shows the possibility of ‘in vitro’ growth of cancerous tissues taken from animals and man.
Illustrates the principles of biology by considering the life cycles of familiar species. Series title. 1. Life of Amoeba. 2. Life of the Paramaecium. 3. Life of Hydra. 4. Life of the Honey Bee. 5. Life of...
Ten 20-minute films about the human body, with each part using live-action film (to put the topic into context), imaging data (to show how the human body works) and computer graphics (to explain imaging...
'Theridion saxatile’ lives in a shelter above a super-structure which supports numerous lines running down to the ground. The vertical lines are only sticky where they touch the ground and the snare is...
Recently a Unilever research team successfully used recombinant DNA techniques to transform a yeast host so that the host was consequently able to manufacture a foreign (plant) protein: thaumatin. Using the...
The life history and behaviour of the British barn owl. Demonstrates its anatomical adaptations for hunting and killing prey and discusses the threat posed to the species by current agricultural practices.
A DVD examining the bones, joints and muscles of the human body, looking at how they interact to enable fine or powerful movements and how these elements change over time.
A package for editing, manipulating and analysing nucleic acid and protein sequences. It can scan nucleic acid sequences to select all possible pairs of oligonucleotides suitable for use as primers to direct...
Compares courtship in the jumping spiders. Several species perform zig-zag dances while ‘Attulus saltator’ sways from side to side with front legs held upwards. ‘Hyctia nivoyi’ poses to show his...
Excerpts from the polymerase chain reaction PCR series.
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