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Describes how lymphocytes in the bloodstream of an animal will respond to the appearance of an antigen by producing antibodies to it. Explains the difference between monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies....
Twelve practical organic chemistry techniques such as distillation, recrystallisation and calculation of percentage yield. The tape is designed to acompany ORGANIC CHEMISTRY PREPARATIONS, but can stand alone.
Illustrates the modified Bailenger method for estimating the numbers of intestinal nematode eggs in waste water and MPN method for estimating the numbers of faecal coliform bacteria in wastewater.
An introduction to videoconferencing with some suggestions for effective use of the technology.
With the help of a number of experienced breast-feeding mothers and their babies, discusses and illustrates the advantages of breast feeding for both mother and baby, the range of normal feeding patterns,...
Victims and perpetrators discuss bullying - the reasons, the responses, the reaction of parents, and whether bullying is inevitable. The children come from a cross-section of schools and social backgrounds.
Presents the basics of the Casio FX-7700 (fx-7700GE and fx-7700GH) range of graphic calculators so that teachers and students can use them to experiment and explore a wide range of mathematical problems....
A detailed description of the practical steps required for the successful culture of animal cells. Shows how fibroblasts from human dermis are isolated by using enzymes and then cultured in nutrient medium....
Introduces the life cycle, making comparisons between mammals, birds, amphibians, insects and plants, and looking at birth, growth, maturity and death within each group.
Four tapes covering 33 widely differing organic chemistry preparations, including standards such as cyclohexene, nitrobenzene and phenol as well as less common items like 4-methyldiphenylmethanone. Intended...
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