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MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Nobel Awards. DESCRIPTION: King Gustav, Queen Louise, and members of their family attended the ceremony in Stockholm. Dr Sanger of Cambridge University won the Chemistry prize and...
Subjects are seen walking, cycling and performing isometric exercises under varying degrees of stress. Their performance and recovery rates are monitored.
US documentary series analysing the physiology and psychology of laughter. In episode 4, INHIBITION, E.B. Pettit (Chairman of Arts, Brandeis University) explains Freud’s theory that laughter helps people...
The Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine for 1993 was jointly awarded to Richard J Roberts and Philip A Sharp for discovery of split genes. One of them (not identified) reacts to receiving the award and...
Classical TV [caption id="attachment_11970" align="alignright" width="175" caption="www.classicaltv.com"][/caption] A channel of ever-changing videos representing the best classical performances from...
An introduction to the physiology of pain, which is seen both as a physical sensation and as emotional suffering. Explains how nerve stimulus leads to transmission and reception in the brain. Looks at ways...
Demonstrates population and unitary properties on conduction in nerve axons.
An introduction to the study of whole-animal biology and the techniques that are becoming available to obtain data from animals that are free-ranging in their natural habitat. A major theme in the programme...
Introduces the theory and practice of electrocardiography, basic cardiac physiology and the techniques for diagnosis, monitoring and controlling heart activity. Shows various on the standard ECG such as...
Program of multiple-choice questions in plant physiology with feedback. To be used in a tutorial setting. Approximately five hours of teaching material.
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