<p>5 page document detailing what cell and tissue biology is and its importance. This document also describes the structure of the skin (with images), melanogenesis, interactions of melanocytes/keratinocytes, cell theory, ancestral cells as well as the endosymbiosis theory.</p>

<p>6 page document describing the features conserved between eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells, as well as the differences. This document also details the characteristics of the plasma membrane, DNA, ATP and horizontal gene transfer. Suitable for A-Level students and first year undergrads.</p>

<p>7 page document detailing the male and female reproductive systems.<br /> Male: testicular descent, anatomy of the penis, anatomy of the testis and epididymis, histology of the testis.<br /> Female: anatomy, structure of the ovary, histology of the ovary.</p> <p>Includes figures and diagrams to make it easy to understand.</p>

<p>8 page document all about epithelia. Describes common attributes of epithelia, microscopic images of epithelia, glandular epithelium, surface epithelium, morphological classification, etc. Includes figures, tables, images to make it easy to understand.</p>

<p>5 page document all about connective tissue. Includes structure, function, classification, components, and cells in connective tissue. Has figures, diagrams and tables to make it easy to understand.</p>

<p>5 page document about the urinary system. Describes key functional roles, kidneys, urinary tract, nephrons, renal circulation, renal anatomy, ureter, urethra, bladder, etc. Images and figures throughout.</p>

<p>8 page document all about the respiratory system. Describes function and structure of each part of the respiratory system. Bronchi, bronchioles, lungs, alveoli, respiratory zones, respiratory membrane, nose/nasal cavity, etc.</p>

<p>6 page document detailing all about the skeletal system. Discusses function, types of cartilage, cartilage growth, components of bone, bone shapes, cells in bone, etc. Includes images and diagrams to make it easy to understand.</p>

<p>7 page document detailing all about the nervous system. Includes the function and structure of neurons, classification, glial cells, Schwann cells, CNS, PNS, and a summary.</p>

<p>7 page document all about the lymphatic system. Includes figures, image, tables to make it easy to understand. Describes functions, organisation, lymph, lymphatic vessels, lymphoid organs, lymphatic system and cancer.</p>

<p>6 page document detailing the muscular system. Includes images, figures, tables to make it easy to understand. Describes cardiac, skeletal and smooth muscle. Details the sliding filament theory, actin/myosin. Summary in a tabulated format.</p>

<p>6 page document all about the integumentary system. Includes images, diagrams, tables. Discusses each layer of the skin, structure of the hair follicle, hair growth cycle, functions of sweat, pathologies.</p>

<p>All about the endocrine system. 9 page document. Includes tables, images, figures. Describes structure, function, characteristics in detail.</p>

<p>7 page document describing all the accessory organs part of the digestive system. Includes salivary glands, liver, pancreas, gall bladder. Describes structure, function, characteristics.</p>

<p>7 page document detailing all about the digestive tract. Mostly in a tabulated format to make it easy for students to follow along. Includes the layers of the digestive tract, lots of images/labels, and describes each part of the alimentary canal including function/structure.</p>

<p>7 page document all about the cardiovascular system, includes the heart, blood vessels (incl. tabulated comparison), valves, heart layers, blood flow.</p>

<p>The resource is a timeline of the events occurring between the 1300s and early 2000s regarding to development of medicine and surgery.</p>

<p>This resource is a model answer to the question ‘Individuals were the most important factor that lead to increased medical knowledge. How far do you agree?’ under the topic of Medicine Through Time. The essay is 20 marks.</p>

<p>This resource gives summaries of all the 5 staves in ‘A Christmas Carol’. Perfect as a revision tool.</p>

<p>This is a model essay on how Shakespeare presents the significance of fate in the play. Top band (26-30 marks).</p>

<p>This is a powerpoint about the Arctic. Its content includes: keywords, arctic tundra, arctic plants, arctic animals and the arctic food web.</p>