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Recombinant DNA technology - KS5
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Recombinant DNA technology - KS5

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This is a complete lesson, Ready to go ! Able to define what recombinant DNA technology is. Explain how complementary DNA is made using reverse transcriptase Explain how restriction endonucleases are used to cut DNA into fragments. Explain how a gene machine operates in the creation of genes. The mode of teaching this lesson follow is: (Feel free to change it) I do We do You do
Enzyme actions - KS5
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Enzyme actions - KS5

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This is a complete lesson on enzyme actions What an enzyme is What is activation energy Key and lock model vs induced fit model Calculating rate of reaction Using tangent
Microscope, KS5
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Microscope, KS5

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Do Now Activity {This can be changed based on students previous learning} This lesson covers : Optical Microscope Magnification Electron Microscope (Transmission and scanning) Eyepiece Graticules and Micrometre I have attached 4 other documents to give the questions more practise on calculation on magnification and using eyepiece graticule.
Studying Cells - KS5
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Studying Cells - KS5

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Contents: Light microscopes eyepiece graticule Transmission Electron Microscopes (TEM) Scanning Electron Microscope Cell fractionation
Limiting Reactant - KS3
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Limiting Reactant - KS3

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This has step wise manner which can be modelled and followed by students. Please note there are different ways to get the limiting reactant, the one I followed in the most used and easiest one.