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AQA (9) | Edexcel (6) | OCR Gateway (13) | Activity Resources (5) | Instructional (5) | Learning Resource (4) |

AQA (Showing 3 of 9 available)

• Biochem 4 Schools
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  Biochemistry is a fast-expanding field, represented increasingly in school curricula, and in the world of undergraduate learning and research. Current 'hot topics' such as cloning make biochemistry ed...
  
  
• GSK: FAQs about Science in Industry
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  Webpage from GlaxoSmithKline answers many questions that learners need to research concerning how science is used and the operations of large science companies.Suitable for higher tier.
  
  
• Wellcome Trust: Pharmaceuticals - developing artemisinin and its anti-malarial qualities
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  Webpage from the Wellcome Trust about the importance of new anti-malarial drugs derived from Artemisia annua.
  
  

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Edexcel (Showing 2 of 6 available)

• GSK: FAQs about Science in Industry
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  Webpage from GlaxoSmithKline answers many questions that learners need to research concerning how science is used and the operations of large science companies.Suitable for higher tier.
  
  
• Wellcome Trust: Pharmaceuticals - developing artemisinin and its anti-malarial qualities
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  Webpage from the Wellcome Trust about the importance of new anti-malarial drugs derived from Artemisia annua.
  
  

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OCR Gateway (Showing 5 of 13 available)

• Biochem 4 Schools
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  Biochemistry is a fast-expanding field, represented increasingly in school curricula, and in the world of undergraduate learning and research. Current 'hot topics' such as cloning make biochemistry ed...
  
  
• GSK: FAQs about Science in Industry
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  Webpage from GlaxoSmithKline answers many questions that learners need to research concerning how science is used and the operations of large science companies.Suitable for higher tier.
  
  
• Wellcome Trust: Pharmaceuticals - developing artemisinin and its anti-malarial qualities
    Web link 
  Webpage from the Wellcome Trust about the importance of new anti-malarial drugs derived from Artemisia annua.
  
  
• Synapses and Neurotransmitter Release
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  This video from Sumanas Inc. is suitable for science teachers to revise or increase their understanding of synaptic junctions and neurotransmitter release.
  
  
• Dendrites, axons, synapses and neurotransmitter release
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  Narrated animation from Annenburg Media explaining the basics of neuronal communication.
  
  

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Activity Resources (Showing 5 of 5 available)

• GSK: FAQs about Science in Industry
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  Webpage from GlaxoSmithKline answers many questions that learners need to research concerning how science is used and the operations of large science companies.Suitable for higher tier.
  
  
• At Work with Science
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  At Work with Science presents work-related learning in the context of how science is used in the pharmaceutical industry. It has a wealth of information about “how science works” to support GCSE and A...
  
  
• Biochemical Society
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  Resources and guidance for teachers and students of biochemistry
  
  
• Nanotechnology and smelly socks
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  RSC worksheet from the Inspirational Chemistry workpage. Considers acids, bases and neutralisation, bonding, reversible reactions and nanotechnology in the context of modern washing practices.
  
  
• SAPS: science and plants for schools
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  KS4 materials are still under development, but there is a wealth of material and ideas on this website which aims to raise young peoples' interest in plant science and molecular biology, by promoting ...
  
  

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Instructional (Showing 4 of 5 available)

• Biochem 4 Schools
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  Biochemistry is a fast-expanding field, represented increasingly in school curricula, and in the world of undergraduate learning and research. Current 'hot topics' such as cloning make biochemistry ed...
  
  
• Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry: Resources for Schools website
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  This website uses interactive content to support teachers and encourage student interest in science. Developed and supported by the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry: This site use...
  
  
• British Pharmacological Society
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  The Society publishes a variety of materials providing information on careers in pharmacology and information on pharmacology generally which is available to teachers.
  
  
• Biochemical Society
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  Resources and guidance for teachers and students of biochemistry
  
  

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Learning Resource (Showing 2 of 4 available)

• GSK: FAQs about Science in Industry
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  Webpage from GlaxoSmithKline answers many questions that learners need to research concerning how science is used and the operations of large science companies.Suitable for higher tier.
  
  
• Wellcome Trust: Pharmaceuticals - developing artemisinin and its anti-malarial qualities
    Web link 
  Webpage from the Wellcome Trust about the importance of new anti-malarial drugs derived from Artemisia annua.
  
  

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