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3.1 methods of studying cells
What is resolution 1,
Why are electron microscopes more...,
What is the equation for magnific...
6
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3.2 The electron microscope
What are the benefits of using an...,
How does a transmission electron ...,
What are the main limitations of ...
5
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3.3 microscope measurements and calculations
What is an eyepiece graticule 1,
Describe how to calibrate the eye...,
What is a stage micrometer 3
3
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3.4 Eukaryotic cell structure
What are eukaryotic cells 1,
What is the role of the nucleus 2,
What are the main parts of the nu...
35
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3.5 Cell specialisation and organisation
What is cell specialisation 1,
What is a tissue 2,
Describe epithelial tissue 3
11
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3.6 Prokaryotic cells and viruses
What are the main features of a b...,
What is the role of the cell wall 2,
What is the role of the capsule 3
10
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3.7 mitosis
What is mitosis 1,
What is interphase 2,
What are the stages of mitosis 3
10
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3.8 The cell cycle
When is the cell cycle implimented 1,
What are the 3 stages of the cell...,
What is cancer 3
7
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4.1 Structure of the cell-surface membrane
What is the general role of the p...,
What molecules make up the plasma...,
Describe the structure of the pho...
11
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4.2 Diffusion
What is diffusion 1,
Why is facilitated diffusion nece...,
How do protein channels perform f...
4
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4.3 Osmosis
What is osmosis 1,
What is water potential 2,
What effects water potential 3
4
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4.4 Active transport
What is active transport 1,
How is atp used in active transpo...,
How does active transport differ ...
5
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4.5 Co-transport and absorption of glucose in the ileum
How is the rate of movement acros...,
What is the role of diffusion in ...,
What is the role of active transp...
5
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5.1 defence mechanisms
What is a general defence 1,
What is a specific defence 2,
How do lymphocytes recognise non ...
5
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5.2 phagocytosis
When does phagocytosis occur 1,
Describe the process of phagocyto...
2
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5.3 T lymphocytes and cell-mediated immunity
What are antigens 1,
What is cell mediated immunity 2,
What are antigen presenting cells 3
6
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5.4 B lymphocytes and humoral immunity
Explain the role of b cells in hu...,
What is antigenic variation 2,
How does to body respond to antig...
5
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5.5 antibodies
What are antibodies 1,
Describe the structure of an anti...,
What is the function of an antibo...
12
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5.6 vaccination
What is immunty 1,
What is passive immunity 2,
What is active immunity 3
12
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5.7 HIV
Describe the structure of the hiv 1,
What is the role of reverse trans...,
How does hiv replicate 3
8
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