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COI synopsis: The petrochemical industry is making use of the micro-organism, yeast, to break down its waste products and build them back into protein. In the bread-making industry fungi are being used in a...
This series explores six widely used model experimental organisms, addressing questions that have puzzled students and researchers alike for centuries: How are flowers made? How do cells decide to divide?...
A short film of research and development on Shakespeare’s Othello in which Iago is played by three actors to turn the role into a ‘shape-shifting organism’ that infects the title character.
Channel Four had, the IBA noted, ‘from time to time transmitted important but often difficult films – generally from abroad – which have occasionally pressed very close to the absolute limits of...
Explains how DNA controls all of the forms and functions of an entire organism and how arrangements of only four bases in the DNA molecule can carry the information for all of an organism’s features. This...
Shows that by reinforcing an organism on different schedules, one can control not only how fast the organism works at any given period of time, but also the way it distributes that work within a given period...
This CD-ROM surveys six of the most important model systems currently in use in biological and biomedical research laboratories: the mouse, phage lambda, Drosophila, Arabidopsis, C. elegans, and yeast. The...
Shows the use of the Gilson differential respirometer in the measurement of exchange of gases between an organism and its environment.
Looks at the cell from cell to organism: how a cell works - basic internal structures and processes; single-celled organisms; differences between plant and animal cells; becoming multicellular; why cells...
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