Aerobic and anaerobic respiration

Go to the BBC bitesize site Aerobic and anaerobic respiration

TASK
1. In you notebook, copy the text and diagrams showed in the REVISON section.
2. Then go to ACTIVITY and follow the video and related activities.
3. Finally copy the TEST questions in your notebook and try to solve them.

CELL NUCLEUS, CELL CYCLE AND CANCER

CELL NUCLEUS

Cell Nucleus structure (Interphase)

Chromatin is a complex of DNA and protein found in eukaryotic cells during interphase.^[1] 

Chromatin is packed when cells undergo cell division.

How Chromatin is converted into Chromosomes? You will find the answer in the following video

Cell Nucleus (Mitosis)

CELL CYCLE

The cell cycle or cell-division cycle is the series of events that take place in a cell leading to its division and duplication (replication) that produces two daughter cells

The cell cycle phases explained....

TO UNDERSTAND HOW CELL DIVIDES, A PROCESS CALLE MITOSIS, USE THIS INTERACTIVE RESOURCE.

Cancer has a close relationship with cell cycle. 

BUT, JUST BEFORE EXPLORING THE BIOLOGY OF CANCER... 

LET'S CHECK YOUR PRE-CONCEPTIONS ABOUT CANCER

COMPLETE THIS FORM

THEN OPEN THIS PRESENTATION SEE IF YOU WERE RIGHT OR WRONG

In order to understand what is cancer at a cellular level, watch the next Ted-Ed video.

Now check your knowledge about cancer by doing this activities

The next video dig deeper into cancer physiology.

Now that you have a better understanding about cancer biology, you will be able to understand this important question:

Why it is so hard to cure cancer?

SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL

A DETAILED VIDEO THAT HELPS YOU TO UNDERSTAND CANCER
DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH ABOUT CANCER USING THIS VIRTUAL LAB ACTIVITY

MORE TOPICS ABOUT CANCER IN THIS WONDERFUL WEBSITE

CELL ORGANELLES

Watch the following video and you will have an overview of the function of cell organelles

The most important information is reviewed in this document.

INTERACTIVE WEB TO EXPLORE CELL ORGANELLES
http://icell.hudsonalpha.org/icell.html

TASKS:
You have to copy  the information contained in the attached document  in your notebook.