The Biology Hour | Revision with Mr Hill: Recent Episodes

Alasdair Hill

Biology | Tutor | Science | Revision | Education | Tune in to a weekly deep dive into topics from the A Level Biology course with Mr Hill! Each episode you will be expertly guided through the theory before setting off on FREE and EXCLUSIVE exam-style questions set by yours-truely. Each hour rounds up with a review of the answers and exam tachnique hints and tips to supercharge your revision. Mr Hill is a biology teacher with a decade's experience, specialising in supporting Sixth Formers with their revision and study skills. Happy Revising :)

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It's Episode 2! This time join Mr Hill for a dive into the curious world of prokaryotic cells. Here you'll get expert revision notes on the structure and function of different features of the prokaryotic cell and how it differs from its more complex cousins. Genetic arrangement, sex pilli and division is also discussed!

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Join Mr Hill as he explores the structures and features of Eukaryotic Cells, the comparison between animal and plant cells and how all the organelles work together to make proteins.

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