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2022 #BioBakes shortlist

2022 #BioBakes shortlist

See our top 14 #BioBakes shortlist below.

A pink and red Realistic Brain Cake on a white square plate placed on a table

Realistic Brain Cake Resized For Web

The Fluid Mosaic Model showing how molecules enter body cells.

The Fluid Mosaic Model Resized For Web

Anatomy Of A Whale labelled internal organs of a whale

Anatomy Of A Whale

Retinal Layers cake which shows the 10 histological layers of the human retina (formed by 6 major cell types). The cake is brown with different colours and textures for each layer.

Retinal Layers Resized For Web

Resting Membrane Potential cakes on a black background, the cake is showing how the neurone membrane maintains resting membrane potential through an Na+/K+-ATPase pump

Resting Membrane Potential Resized For Web

Bacteria cake baked using blue, green and red string sweets and blue and pink icing. The cake explain the structure of bacteria. The cake is on top of cardboard.

Bacteria Baked Resized For Web

Nerve Cell cake made with sweets, the cake is explaining what the different parts of a cell are. The cake is on top of a white piece of paper, which is placed on top of tin foil.

Nerve Cell Resized For Web

A tooth cake, presenting our realistic model of the cross-section of an adult premolar!

Sweet Tooth

Heart Cake with a description of each part of the heart on a toothpick stuck in the cake. The cake is red, blue and yellow and is placed on a white sheet paper, on top of a green matt.

Heart Cake

Phagocytosis A Pathogen's Pathway To Death as a cake, the cake explains that the white blood cell is engulfing the pathogen in phagocytosis, after having produced antibodies.

Phagocytosis A Pathogen's Pathway To Death

Muscle Movers cake showing the combination of bone and skeletal muscle. The cake is red and white and described the different parts of the muscle tissue.

Muscle Movers

Derma Cake explaining that the largest organ, covering the entire body. It serves as a shield against heat, light, injury and infection.

Derma Cake

Skeleton cake which shows the bones (and joints) of the human skeleton made in biscuit and edible labels

Skeleton Snap

Structure of a virus cake showing a type of virus, which is what the body fights against. Eg when it has a cold.

Structure Of A Virus

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