Use the data from our curry-tasting experiment to see if people prefer higher fat foods to lower fat ones

Colour and grey scale versions of the poster show the cells, components and their interactions in the non-specific and specific immune response.

These articles look at the history and development of drug making, and what has been learned by scientists on the way

Haemoglobin is a vital protein that transports oxygen around our bodies – how does it do this, and what role does the structure of proteins play in transport across cell membranes?

Look at some examples of unintended consequences from the use of statistics, covering communication, miscalculation, sampling error and reporting risk.

How do drugs work, what do they target in our cells, and how does understanding this enable us to find other agents to combat disease?

These downloadable cards showing individual components of the immune system are useful for revision. Great for playing a  twenty questions type game.

Our brains contain some 86 billion neurons, or nerve cells, which communicate via junctions called synapses. At these junctions, neurons are just 20 nm apart. Inside each of our heads you’ll find one brain,...

Plants communicate – perhaps not as we do but communication is vital and some plants are surprisingly good at it. In these articles explore more about the role of action potential and discuss how understanding the...

These cards help students to compare and contrast the four major types of cells (plant, animal, fungal, bacterial). You could use them as simple revision cards or print out two sets and play a top trumps or happy...

Use our downloadable cards to check knowledge of the organelles in different types of cell.

These cards help students to compare and contrast the four major types of cells (plant, animal, fungal, bacterial...