Biology Tuition
I provide O & A level Biology Private tuition
Contact: 79957785
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Mature and full-private students also accepted!
If your schedule is too busy for weekly-lessons...
I have both the O and A level syllabus available as lesson recordings that you can watch anytime - anywhere
(including the theory, past paper and revision sessions)
A table of contents will be shared with you initially, outlining all topics, along with written notes that accompany the recordings. Additionally, as a bonus, you may request access to crash course revision sessions that include reviews of past papers.
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You are welcome to email me on: antoniopvella@gmail.com or contact me on 79957785 to receive the table of contents to choose from the available recordings.
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You will retain access to requested videos for a whole scholastic year (till after the last exam of the same scholastic year, don't worry) and you may request just 1 video or in bundles.
As mentioned earlier, I also provide O and A level biology as online (live/real-time) sessions so you're also welcome to enroll in those too if you wish. ​
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The side of science
Antonio Polidano Vella
(B.Sc. (hons) Medical Biochemistry)
(PhD scholar Medicine & Surgery)
I currently practice as a Leukaemia research scientist within the Department of Anatomy at the University of Malta, where my work is driven by a commitment to advancing treatments for Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia (CML). My submitted PhD thesis delves into the exciting potential of combination therapy. Through extensive experimentation, I've shown that this innovative approach significantly outperforms monotherapies and can even overcome drug resistance in CML. My research aims to uncover the precise cellular interactions that make these treatments so effective and to investigate the possibility of personalized therapies based on a patient's unique genetic and epigenetic profile.
Read more about my research through the button below.
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Co-funded Local Initiatives
giving a face to Maltese research
Many times, the names and faces of researchers are lost behind the interminable barrage of modern-day distractions. We occasionally hear of interesting discoveries, but most of us never bother to look deeper into who deserves the credit. We want to change that; we want the researchers to be in the spotlight of our magazine. We want to call this incentive SKOPRI - we believe it is fitting given the purpose of the magazine. Our audience is not aimed solely to other academics, but the general public.
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