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Biology-related podcasts as part of the KYTOS Enrichment Programme. Visit: www.kytosbiology.org.uk for full details Visit: www.youtube.com/mriexplains for Science video tutorials 'KYTOS Biology' podcasts and the 'mr i explains' YouTube channel are proudly sponsored by Curriculum Press - producers of global education resources for over 25 years. Visit https://curriculum-press.co.uk/ for details.

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Unmasking 'Jack the Ripper' Through Biological Clues 12:25

πριν 37 weeks12:25

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The Jack the Ripper case remains one of the most studied and debated criminal mysteries in history. Biological evidence, from blood patterns and autopsy reports to modern DNA analysis, has played a crucial role in shaping the investigation and the various theories about the killer’s identity. Despite the significant advances in forensic science, the case highlights the challenges of applying these techniques to historical crimes. Contamination, degradation of evidence, and the limitations of early forensic methods all pose significant hurdles. However, the ongoing analysis and debate continue to enrich our understanding of the case and exemplify the evolution of forensic science.…

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Blood, DNA, and Justice - Exploring the O.J. Simpson Case 11:42

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The O.J. Simpson case remains a landmark in the history of forensic science and criminal justice. The biological evidence, particularly the DNA analysis, was a cornerstone of the prosecution's case. However, the handling of this evidence, the cross-examination of experts, and the broader social context all played crucial roles in the trial's outcome.…

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The Role of Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin) in Migraine Management - An Evidence-Based Perspective 12:28

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Migraines are a debilitating neurological condition characterised by severe, recurring headaches, often accompanied by symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and sensitivity to light and sound. Despite the availability of various pharmacological treatments, the search for effective, well-tolerated, and safe preventive measures remains a priority. Among the various non-pharmacological interventions, vitamin B2 (riboflavin) has emerged as a promising candidate. This podcast explores the potential of vitamin B2 in the management of migraines, examining the underlying mechanisms, clinical evidence, and practical considerations for its use.…

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Humanising Animals - The Double-Edged Sword of Anthropomorphism (with Phoebe L) 9:32

πριν 38 weeks9:32

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This episode explores anthropomorphism, the attribution of human characteristics to non-human entities, such as animals. Written and researched by my sixth form student Phoebe L, the discussion delves into how anthropomorphism can enhance animal welfare by fostering empathy and compassion. However, it also uncovers the hidden, potentially catastrophic dangers of this practice. We ask: Do the negative impacts of anthropomorphism outweigh its benefits?…

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Harry Potter And The Biology Of The Wizarding World 13:32

πριν 39 weeks13:32

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The Harry Potter series, while rooted in fantasy, offers a rich tapestry of biological concepts that enhance its magical narrative. By exploring the evolutionary adaptations of magical creatures, the botanical wonders of magical plants, and the biological foundations of spells and potions, we gain a deeper appreciation for the intricate world J.K. Rowling has created. Furthermore, the ethical questions raised by these biological concepts provide a platform for reflection on our own interactions with the natural world.…

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Circadian Rhythms 7:50

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Circadian rhythms are one of three biological rhythms that tell the body when to eat, sleep, wake up - the biological and psychological processes that oscillate in predictable patterns each day. This internal clock is influenced by external cues, like sunlight and temperature, which help determine whether one feels energised or exhausted at different times of the day.…

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The Biology Behind Beards - A Manifestation of Masculinity 10:54

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In the realm of human appearance, few features carry as much symbolic weight as the beard. It's more than just a cluster of facial hair; it's a statement, a symbol of masculinity, wisdom, and even status in many cultures throughout history. But what lies beneath this seemingly simple facial adornment? Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the biology of beards reveals a complex interplay of genetics, hormones, and evolutionary history.…

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Medical Ethics 19:32

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Medical ethics is essential for maintaining the integrity of healthcare practice, promoting patient well-being, and upholding the trust and confidence of both patients and the broader community in the medical profession. In this podcast, I'll explore the key ethical principles in relation to several controversial topics; genetic testing, genetic screening and preimplantation genetic diagnosis, vaccination and vaccine research and the use of monoclonal antibodies.…

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The Daredevil Within - The Biology Behind Risk-Taking 16:24

πριν 40 weeks16:24

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There is no doubt that some individuals are much more risk averse than others, but how do we explain individual differences in risk-taking behaviour? Perhaps the answers lie in our biological differences; these can include differences in brain structure or function, as well as those caused by the process of evolution. Understanding the biological basis of these risk-taking behaviours is crucial in being able to identify who may be more prone to poor outcomes. (With thanks to our sponsor 'Curriculum Press' for providing content for this podcast)…

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Endometriosis - Causes, Symptoms and Treatments (with Amelie D) 23:45

πριν 52 weeks23:45

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Endometriosis is a disorder that affects a staggering 190 million women worldwide, often associated with severe pelvic pain, period cramps and even infertility. In this podcast, Sixth Form Biology student Amelie D explores the potential causes of the condition, one that is both misunderstood and all too often misdiagnosed in the medical community, and the current treatment options available.…

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Cosmetic Dentistry - Types, Benefits and Risks (with Yasmin J) 16:24

πριν 1 year16:24

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Cosmetic dentistry has gained unprecedented popularity. Whether your teeth exhibit chips, stains, wear, breakage, gaps, or misalignment, a variety of dental procedures are available to enhance the aesthetic appeal of your teeth, providing a significant confidence boost to your smile. In this podcast, Sixth Form Biology student Yasmin J explores the options available, assessing both the benefits they bring and the risks they pose.…

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Why was consumption romanticised in the 19th century? (with Felicity P) 19:11

πριν 1 year19:11

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Consumption, or pulmonary tuberculosis, killed around 25% of the adult population in the 19th century. So why was this deadly disease seen as fundamentally romantic, intellectual and aesthetic? In this podcast, Year 13 biologist Felicity P will explore causes of the romanticisation of consumption, from Victorian fashion and styles, to its role as an emotional response to grief.…

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The Cruel Truth about Greyhound Racing 15:28

πριν 2 years15:28

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In this podcast, I reveal the shameful practices taking place in the greyhound racing industry, and the devastating truth as to why most rescues are classed as 'unrehomable' and so are euthanised. The story of my own rescue greyhound, Luca, is explored to provide some real life context.

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Curing Dementia - Examining The Role of our Glymphatic System 13:26

πριν 2 years13:26

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The glymphatic system works as a waste-carrying drainage system which removes unwanted materials from the brain. It was identified as a system in 2013 by Danish neuroscientist Maiken Nedergaard. He used the term glymphatic because the system works in a similar way to the lymphatic system but it is managed by the glial cells of the brain. There are still many unanswered questions about the role of the glymphatic system and how it may be harnessed to alleviate diseases like Parkinsons and Alzheimer’s. New drugs could be developed to increase the rate of CSF flow during sleep, which would help flush out harmful proteins. This is certainly an area for further research and may have the potential to reduce the actual number of dementia patients. (With thanks to our sponsor 'Curriculum Press' for providing content for this podcast)…

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All About Gout - The 'Disease of Kings' 16:47

πριν 2 years16:47