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An updated procedure to safely look at human cheek cells under the microscope. Includes information on both health and safety and disposal, as well as some suggestions for more detailed work.
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Guidance on how to prepare methylene blue solutions for different applications. Methylene blue is used as an indicator for redox reactions e.g. respiration, and stains for cells.
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A simple investigation, with clear procedural advice, on looking at how chemicals affect the cytoplasm of red onion epidermal cells.
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A straight forward method using a low risk stain for observing mitosis in garlic root tip cells.
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A simple method of observing animal cells using liver. A great alternative to cheek cells.
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A quick and economical way to make a class set of atomic structure models.
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Components of blood can be stained and viewed using this protocol.
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Bulletin 180 - Summer 2024, in this terms edition :-- Directors editorial- The value of practical work with Dr Ajay Sharman- New methods of staining in biology- Sampling in biology- MiSAC competition ..
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Tastrak film is used to detect radioactive alpha particles. Once exposed, the film needs to be developed. These risk assessed instructions for developing the film include appropriate control measures.
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An alternative protocol for staining blood smears.
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