<p>‘Recombinant DNA Technology’ is a presentation with 34 slides. It can be used by teachers for planning their lesson for A level students and above. The presentation covers restriction enzymes, blotting techniques, DNA sequencing, solid phase synthesis of nucleic acids, PCR, Recombinant DNA technology, plasmids, vectors, formation and applications of cDNA, genomics, animal biotechnology, gene knockout, gene disruption, RNAi, Ti plasmids, and electroporation.</p>

<p>This presentation ‘Biosynthesis of Membrane Lipids and Steroids’ contains 35 slides which covers topics such as Synthesis of phospholipids, sphingolipids and cholesterol, their regulation, Lipoproteins and their classification, LDL, HDL, Bile salts, Steroid hormones, Vitamin D and many sub-topics which are explained in detail for easy understanding. All topics are accompanied by diagrams and pictures.</p>

<p>GCSE Biology: Role of hormones in human reproduction and menstrual cycle is a presentation both for teachers and students. Menstrual cycle has been explained with diagrams in detail to make it easy for everyone to understand. How pregnancy occurs, what role the hormones play and which are the important hormones for human reproduction, everything is explained in an easy manner.</p>

<p>This presentation ‘Fatty acid metabolism’ contains 40 slides. It covers in detail topics such as saturated-unsaturated fatty acids, Fatty acid degradation and synthesis, Lipid digestion, Mobilization of triacylglycerols, Fatty acid oxidation, Ketone bodies, what happens when our body is fasting or we are suffering from diabetes. All topics are explained with scientific diagrams and pictures for easy understanding.</p>

<p>‘DNA Replication, Repair and Recombination’ is a presentation with 28 slides. It can be used by teachers for planning their lesson for A level students and above. It can also be used by students directly. Apart from DNA Replication, Repair and Recombination, it covers topics like DNA polymerases, DNA unwinding, supercoiling, topoisomerases, DNA synthesis, telomeres, and related sub-topics.</p>

<p>‘RNA Synthesis and Processing’ is a presentation of 50 slides, where RNA Synthesis and Processing has been explained in a very detailed yet in a manner which is easy to understand. This resource can be used both by teachers and students. It covers topics like: RNA Synthesis, Riboswitch, rho termination factor, Post-transcriptional modifications, Transcription in Eukaryotes, Gene expression, Transcription factors, RNA processing, RNA editing, RNA splicing.</p>

<p>This resource is in the form of a presentation and can be used primarily by teachers for planning their lesson. However, students can also use it if they are studying from home.<br /> ’‘DNA, RNA and how genetic information flows’’ has 45 slides in total and discusses the structures of nucleic acids, bases, nucleotides, nucleosides, DNA double helix structure, DNA-RNA types and forms, replication, DNA synthesis, gene expression, transcription, protein synthesis, genetic code, introns and exons.<br /> This resource is for AS and A level.</p>

<p>This Biology worksheet can be used at GCSE level - both for teachers and students. Teachers can use it as a resource in their class room to test knowledge of their students and students can use it at home to see how much they know and how much more there is to learn. Interestingly the language is so easy that parents can also use it to see how far their children have reached and discuss these interesting topics with their children over a meal.<br /> It covers a range of topics: Human body and organs, Soil, Water, Air, Atmosphere, Birds, Plants, Animals and Science in daily life.<br /> So tickle your brains with these exciting questions!</p>

<p>‘Nucleotide Biosynthesis’ contains 25 slides. This presentation includes topics such as nucleotides, nucleosides, bases, synthesis of purines and pyrimidines, anti-cancer drugs, regulation of nucleotide biosynthesis, medical conditions such as gout and SCID, and many related sub-topics. This resource can be used by both teachers and students.</p>