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A clone – an identical copy Student activity Play This resource has been published by a yTeach user. Actions of different groups of medicines (mixed long) Playlist Play This resource has been published by a yTeach user. Actions of different groups of medicines (whiteboard long) Playlist Play AIDS – an example of a viral disease Class activity Play AIDS – an example of a viral disease Whiteboard presentation Play Antiviral drugs Student activity Play Antiviral drugs Whiteboard exercise Play Artificial DNA Student activity Play Asexual reproduction Student activity Play Bacterial growth Class activity Play Bacterial growth Whiteboard presentation Play Bacteriophages Animation Play Biologically important transition metal complexes Student activity Play Cell cycle Student activity Play Cell cycle Animation Play Cell cycle constituents Slideshow Play Cell division – mitosis Class activity Play Cell division – mitosis Whiteboard presentation Play Classes of enzymes Student activity Play Classes of enzymes Whiteboard exercise Play Cloning of DNA Animation Play Comparison of mitotic division and the division of bacterial cell Whiteboard exercise Play Comparison of three hypotheses on replication Animation Play Conservative replication Animation Play Crossing-over Animation Play

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