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A diagram of the glucose conversions in the liver Illustration Play Aerobic respiration Class activity Play Aerobic respiration Whiteboard presentation Play Aerobic respiration Whiteboard exercise Play ATP – a transporter of energy in a cell Slideshow Play ATP – a universal transporter of energy Student activity Play Cell respiration Class activity Play Cell respiration Whiteboard presentation Play Cell respiration Illustration Play Cytosol Slideshow Play Gas exchange – the basis of cell respiration Student activity Play Gas exchange – the basis of cell respiration Whiteboard exercise Play Glucose – metabolic transformations Student activity Play Glucose – metabolic transformations Whiteboard exercise Play Glycogen metabolism Whiteboard exercise Play Glycolysis Whiteboard exercise Play Glycolysis – a stage common to both fermentation and aerobic respiration Student activity Play Hyperglycaemia and the "fight or flight" response Student activity Play Metabolic transformations Class activity Play Metabolic transformations Whiteboard presentation Play Muscle metabolism Student activity Play Muscle metabolism Slideshow Play Pituitary hormone – growth hormone (somatotrophin) Student activity Play Regulation of glucose level in the blood Class activity Play Regulation of glucose level in the blood Whiteboard presentation Play

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