A series of five PowerPoints with two sets of exam questions to cover the basics of the plant reproduction topic for A-level biology (EDUQAS exam board) also useful for WJEC.

Contains details of Ruminant anatomy and the biochemistry of ruminant digestion

Nice and easy to use, just enter your data and the diagram will be produced. Up to 4 species supported, but could be modified to add more. Accompanying worksheet with sample data and questions.

Three PowerPoints that cover the cellular control topic (6.1.1) of the OCR A-level biology 2015 on specification.

A-level Biology OCR Patterns of inheritance 6.1.2 Whole topic PowerPoints and worksheets.

Includes primary and secondary succession

PowerPoint on 5 kingdom classification Students should: Understand why living things are classified into groups; Understand the criteria used to place living things into biological groups; Know the main groups used in a biological classification system; Know the main features of the five kingdoms.

For A-level biology RF values, solvents, 1 and 2 way chromatography

Fun activity for use in revising A-level biology Key words and definitions. Students in small groups compete against each other for the most points. Can take as long as you want it to depending upon time/ability of students. Uses elements of various popular quiz shows in 5 rounds of competitive action. Can easily be modified for use with other subjects.

Presentation on cholera pathogen, symptoms and transmission of cholera

Evidence that DNA is the genetic material

Malaria Mechanism of the spread of the disease Life cycle of plasmodium Drugs to treat malaria Control measures for malaria

Synapses and drugs presentation suitable for A-level

PowerPoint on cancer and oncogenes suitable for GCSE or A-level biology

Covering carbohydrases proteases and lipases

The control of the secretion combines both hormonal and nervous co-ordination

Students will: Know what enzymes are and what they are made of Understand how enzymes work Be aware of some of the uses of enzymes

Included histology and adaptations of the gut

Describe, in outline, the life-cycle of Schistosoma Describe some of the effects of Schistosoma on its human host Describe some of the ways in which Schistosoma is adapted to a parasitic lifestyle Describe some ways by which Schistosoma infections can be treated or reduced

That atheroma is the presence of fatty material within the walls of arteries The link between atheroma and the increased risk of aneurysm and thrombosis That a myocardial infarction is an interruption to the blood flow to the heart muscle Risk factors associated with heart disease

Chromosomes spindle fibres histology