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Struggling with science? We’ve got you.The Science Edit is your smart, straight-talking guide to secondary school science. From revision tips that actually work to common mistakes and expert interviews, this podcast helps you learn faster, revise better, and stay one step ahead.

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  1. Episode · Jul 4, 2026

    GCSE Biology Revision 05: E is for Enzymes (opens the original)

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    Enzymes are one of the core topics in both GCSE Combined Science and Triple Biology, forming the foundation for understanding digestion, metabolism and many of the chemical reactions that keep living organisms alive. In this episode of The Science Edit A–Z of Biology, we break down everything you need to know about enzymes, from the lock and key theory and active sites to the effect of temperature, pH and substrate concentration on enzyme activity. With clear explanations, common exam pitfalls a

  2. Episode · Jul 4, 2026

    GCSE Biology Revision 04: D is for DNA (opens the original)

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    DNA is one of the most important topics in GCSE Biology, linking together genetics, inheritance, protein synthesis and evolution. In this episode of The Science Edit A–Z of Biology, we explore D is for DNA, explaining its structure, how genetic information is stored and why DNA is often described as the blueprint for life. We’ll also look at genes, chromosomes and genomes, making sense of the key ideas that frequently appear in GCSE exam questions. Whether you’re revising for your mocks or aimin

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