Archive for the ‘Videos’ Category

Video: Nitrogen cycle

Wednesday, May 19, 2010 13:06 3 Comments

Welcome back to ClickBiologyHere is a short 3 minute video revising the nitrogen cycle. I am learning to use Camtasia at the moment so there are some glitches (if you make it full screen you lose resolution, plus I haven’t edited out the odd error here and there). The video concentrate sonly on the nitrogen [...]

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A Level video: Nephron structure and function

Saturday, May 8, 2010 9:51 No Comments

This is an excellent video for A level revising the nephron. Recommend that students review structure of the kidney first so they understand how the nephron is situated in the cortex and medulla of the kidney: Tweet This Post

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Videos illustrating Parkinson’s disease

Saturday, May 8, 2010 5:43 No Comments

Here are a collection of videos that explain or illustrate Parkinsons disease: A 1 minute animation explaining the cause of Parkinson’s disease: http://video.about.com/seniorhealth/Parkinson-s-Disease.htm Similar video to the above (and refers more specifically to the substantia nigra as the site rather than the basal ganglia, which it is part of). This video explains why the reduction [...]

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AS Level Biology: cystic fibrosis videos

Tuesday, April 13, 2010 13:05 No Comments

AS level video for cystic fibrosis

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A2 level: CT, MRI and fMRI scan videos

Wednesday, February 17, 2010 17:25 No Comments

Here are some useful videos on CT and MRI Scans. They are slightly higher level than required but are short and are easy viewing: video 1: CT scan (Open University part 1) Video 2: MRI scan (Open University) And finally a short (4 minutes) fun video from TED discussing how fMRI can be used to [...]

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