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Hello and Welcome to StudentSOS, or welcome back if you have been here before. The above video is about Meiosis. It is aimed at Year 12/first year A Level Biologists, but keen GCSE candidates will benefit too. The notes for this session can be found here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/e42ro4ru70ept08/Meiosis.pdf?dl=0 If you like the content, please like and consider subscribing. Please take a look at our Patreon account too for exclusive content and discounts. https://www.patreon.com/studentsos Have a great day. StudentSOS

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Hello and Welcome to StudentSOS, or welcome back if you have been here before! Today’s video looks at the Cell Cycle, and how it impacts cancer development. This covers all you need to know for A level, but I hope it is accessible to anyone with an interest in the Molecular Mechanisms involving Cancer. Please leave a comment if you have any questions. Give this video a like if you found it helpful, and consider subscribing to be notified of new content. Please take a look at our Patreon account. It helps us to keep this content free. https://www.patreon.com/studentsos Have a great day! StudentSOS

Hello and Welcome to Student SOS, or welcome back if you have been here before. The video is about nuclear division – Mitosis. This is a type of division used by most cells to produce identical daughter cells for growth and repair. The notes for this session can be found here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/4rdkveewwq8zkn3/Mitosis.pdf?dl=0 Thanks for watching! Please like and subscribe to be notified of new content. Also consider joining our Patreon channel for exclusive content and discounts. https://www.patreon.com/studentsos Have a great day!

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Hi and welcome back to the channel! Continuing the series on Biological Molecules we are going to take a look at Proteins. This is a longer video as it will cover the basic structure of Proteins – amino acids, and will then look at bonding, bonds and the 4 layers of protein structure. Protein structure is another area often considered difficult, but I think it is because it appears to have no context as you learn it. Regardless, know it you must. Most important is to know which bonds arise in which level of the protein structure – all covered in this video. The notes for this session can be found here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/2hbtatl1ftaky95/Biological%20Molecules%20-%20Proteins1.jpg?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/cyposi5xq3bj9sp/Biological%20Molecules%20-%20Proteins2.jpg?dl=0 Please like this video and subscribe to the channel to be notified of new content. We are currently uploading twice a week. These videos are mainly aimed at year 12 students who are just finishing their first year, but this content is likely to form the start of the A level Biology course, so year 11 students with a VERY long summer would benefit from taking a look as a head start, particularly to some of the language needed. https://www.patreon.com/studentsos Have a great day, see you in the next one…. StudentSOS