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Discusses how various organelles of a cell interact to form a working whole, using the chloroplast of plant cells to illustrate the process. Shows methods for isolating metabolically active chloroplasts from...
Explains why attempting to detect the presence of protein samples directly from an electrophoresis gel is impractical, due to diffusion of the protein bends over time and the fragility of the gel itself....
The proportions of a DNA molecule in a human cell are equivalent to a 2000-mile-long rope packed inside the Millennium Dome. When DNA replicates, it spins at an astonishing 10 turns per second. Therefore, it...
Biochemical tests of feto-placental well-being depend on the measurement in the mother of materials which differ from those in the non-pregnant adult. The two most popular tests at the present time are...
Concentrates on a suggested model for the operations of the two proteins of the nitrogenese enzyme which bacteria use to fix nitrogen. First shows how root modules of legumes possess nitrogen fixing...
The series covers the main topics in general pathology, either formally or as short clinicopathological cases. The videos incorporate vivid naked-eye pictures of autopsy and surgical resection tissue,...
A complete, fully structured teaching programme using a presenter, still and animated graphics, and film animation. 1: The digestion and absorption of dietary triglycerides - with particular emphasis on...
The "Nobel Textiles" film series show a journey whose origins are scientific discoveries and whose destination is design. In this project, based at Central St Martin’s College Art and sponsored by the MRC,...
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