Spec references J247: B1.1a. Showing onion cells and cheek cells under a microscope.
Collagen makes up 90% of the skin dermis. Professor Ben Garrod talks to a scientist studying collagen whose research has some ground-breaking appl...
Why do we get wrinkles? Professor Ben Garrod explores the function of elastin in an animal's skin.
Spec references J247: B1.1c. Electron microscope to see the structure of algae and observe cell processes.
Professor Ben Garrod gives a brief introduction to the structure of skin, especially the epidermis.
This simulation brings to life the process of a cell's defence against viruses.
An amazing visualisation of the cell's structure, and how DNA works within it.
Spec references J247: . Growing skin for patients, using keratinocyte cells from the patient so that the skin is not rejected.
How Robert Brown used the microscope to notice, identify and describe the nucleus, and discover its ubiquity in cells.
A computer simulation of a cell allows us to see the structure of a cell close-up.
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