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Practical & Maths Skills: Getting Good Results
Good results should be 1,
What are reliable results 2,
What are repeatable results 3
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Practical & Maths Skills: Statistical Tests
What are statistical tests 1,
What kind of hypothesis do we hav...,
How are null hypothesises proved ...
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Biological Molecules: Monomers & Polymers
Monomers 1,
Polymers 2,
Condensation reaction 3
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Biological Molecules: Carbohydrates
Structure role of carbohydrates 1,
Monosaccharide 2,
Glycosidic bond 3
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Biological Molecules: Polysaccharides
Starch monomers polymers 1,
Starch function 2,
Starch specialisation 3
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Biological Molecules: Lipids
What are lipids made from 1,
Are lipids polymers 2,
Are lipids soluble in water 3
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Biological Molecules: Lipids - Triglycerides
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Biological Molecules: Triglycerides
Triglycerides formation 1,
Saturated triglycerides 2,
Unsaturated triglycerides 3
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Biological Molecules: Phospholipids
Phospholipids formation 1,
Phospholipid properties 2,
Phospholipid function 3
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Biological Molecules: Proteins
What are proteins made of 1,
Primary structure 2,
Secondary structure 3
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Biological Molecules: Enzymes
Enzymes as catalysts 1,
What are substrates and how are e...,
What determines an enzyme s prope...
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Biological Molecules: Nucleic Acids - Structure of DNA & RNA
Role of dna rna 1,
Nucleotide structure 2,
Formation structure of polynucleo...
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Biological Molecules: Nucleic Acids - DNA Replication
Why does dna replicate 1,
Process of dna replication 2,
The action of dna polymerase 3
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Biological Molecules: ATP
Atp structure function 1,
Atp hydrolysis 2,
Atp hydrolysis coupling 3
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Biological Molecules: Water
Importance of water 1,
Chemical structure of water 2,
The polar nature of water 3
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Biological Molecules: Inorganic Ions
What are inorganic ions 1,
Where are inorganic ions found 2,
Role of hydrogen ions 3
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Cells: Structure of Eukaryotic Cells - Structure & Function
Cell surface membrane 1,
Nucleus 2,
Mitochondrion 3
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Cells: Structure of Eukaryotic Cells - Structure of Organelles
What is the structure of the cell...,
What is the structure of the nucl...,
What is the structure of the mito...
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Cells: Structure of Eukaryotic Cells - Functions of Organelles
What is the function of the cell ...,
What is the function of the nucle...,
What is the function of the mitoc...
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Cells: Structure & Replication of Prokaryotic Cells
Differences between eukaryotic pr...,
What are plasmids 2,
What is a slime capsule 3
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Cells: Structure & Replication of Viruses
Are viruses cells and are they al...,
How do viruses differ from bacter...,
Describe how viruses replicate 3
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Cells: Magnification & Resolution of Microscopes
What is magnification 1,
Calculating magnification 2,
What is resolution 3
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Cells: Cell Fractionation
What is the purpose of cell fract...,
Process of cell fractionation 2,
Process of cell fractionation hom...
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Cells: The Cell Cycle
Can all cells divide 1,
Different stages of the cell cycle 2,
G1 3
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Cells: Mitosis
Structure of chromosomes in mitos...,
Stages of mitosis 2,
Prophase 3
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Cells: Mitosis - Cancer
Genes responsible for cell cycle ...,
Cancer treatments 2,
Cancer treatments chemotherapy 3
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Cells: Mitosis - Preparing a Root Tip Cell Squash
Preparing a root tip cell squash 1,
Why do we use the tip from a grow...,
Why do we use stain 3
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Cells: Cell Membranes
Describe the similarity of struct...,
Function of cell membranes 2,
Overview of cell membrane structu...
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Cells: Transport Across Membranes - Diffusion
Process of diffusion 1,
Factors affecting the rate of dif...,
What is the purpose of facilitate...
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Cells: Transport Across Membranes - Osmosis
What is osmosis 1,
What is water potential and how d...,
What symbol represents water pote...
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Cells: Investigating Water Potential Practical
What is the aim of this experiment 1,
What is a serial dilution 2,
How do you make serial dilutions 3
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Cells: Transport Across Membranes - Active Transport
What is active transport 1,
What types of molecules are invol...,
What do carrier proteins do 3
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Cells: Investigating Cell Membrane Permeability Practical
What is the aim of this practical 1,
Describe how to carry out this pr...
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Cells: Cell Recognition & the Immune System - Antigens
What are antigens 1,
Which types of antigens produce a...,
What are pathogens 3
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Cells: Cell Recognition & the Immune System - Phagocytosis
What is phagocytosis 1,
What is a phagocyte 2,
Describe the process of phagocyto...
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Cells: Cell Recognition & the Immune System - Lymphocytes
What are lymphocytes 1,
How are t cells activated 2,
What are the different types of s...
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Cells: Cell Recognition & the Immune System - HIV
What is hiv 1,
What is aids 2,
Describe the structure of hiv 3
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Cells: Cell Recognition & the Immune System - Vaccines
What are the two types of immunity 1,
What are the two sub types of imm...,
What is active immunity 3
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Cells: Cell Recognition & the Immune System - Antigenic Variation
What is antigenic variation 1,
How does this affect the secondar...,
How does antigenic variation affe...
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Cells: Cell Recognition & the Immune System - Monoclonal Antibodies
What are monoclonal antibodies 1,
How are monoclonal antibodies use...,
Explain why monoclonal antibodies...
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Cells: Cell Recognition & the Immune System - ELISA Tests
What is an elisa test 1,
What can an elisa test be used for 2,
How do elisa tests work 3
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Surface Area to Volume Ratio
What is the relationship between ...,
How do you calculate the surface ...,
How do you calculate the surface ...
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Gas Exchange - Plants
Which gases do plants need and wh...,
What is the main gas exchange sur...,
What are mesophyll cells 3
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Gas Exchange - Insects
Why can t insects use their bodie...,
Name and describe the three main ...,
Explain the process of gas exchan...
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Gas Exchange - Fish
Why can t fish use their bodies a...,
Describe the structure of a fish ...,
How are gills adapted to increase...
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Gas Exchange - Humans (Structure)
List the features of the human ga...,
Describe how the different struct...,
Describe the structure and functi...
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Gas Exchange - Humans (Ventilation)
Define ventilation 1,
What structures are involved in v...,
What is the thorax 3
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Gas Exchange - Humans (Alveoli)
Describe movement of oxygen and c...,
Describe gas exchange in the alve...,
Describe how alveoli are adapted ...
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Gas Exchange - Humans (Lung Disease)
What is tidal volume 1,
What is ventilation rate 2,
What is forced expiratory volume1...
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Digestion & Absorption - Digestion
What happens during digestion 1,
Which enzymes are involved in car...,
What are membrane bound disacchar...
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Digestion & Absorption - Absorption
What are bile salts 1,
Describe how bile salts emulsify ...,
What do bile salts do once lipids...
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Mass Transport in Animals: Circulatory System
Which vessel carries blood from t...,
Which vessel carries blood from t...,
Which vessel carries blood from t...
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Mass Transport in Animals - Circulatory System - Structure of Blood Vessels
List structural features of arter...,
Why do arteries have thick muscul...,
Why do arteries have thick elasti...
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Mass Transport in Animals - Structure of the Heart
What are the two chambers of the ...,
Which side of the heart carries d...,
Name the arteries and veins of th...
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Mass Transport in Animals - Cardiac Cycle
Define the term systole 1,
Define the term diastole 2,
How does blood move along a press...
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Mass Transport in Animals - Control of the Heart Beat
Define the term myogenic 1,
What is the role of the sinoatria...,
What is the role of the non condu...
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Mass Transport in Animals - Human Haemoglobin
What is the role of haemoglobin 1,
Describe the structure of haemogl...,
Describe the reaction between hae...
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Mass Transport in Animals - Other Types of Haemoglobin
What factors may affect the type ...,
What is haemoglobin like for orga...,
What is haemoglobin like for acti...
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Mass Transport in Animals - Tissue Fluid
What is tissue fluid 1,
What is hydrostatic pressure 2,
How is tissue fluid formed 3
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Mass Transport in Animals - Cardiovascular Disease
What is cardiovascular disease 1,
What is coronary heart disease 2,
What is an atheroma 3
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Mass Transport in Animals - Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Disease
What is a risk factor 1,
What are some common risk factors...,
Why is high blood pressure a risk...
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Mass Transport in Plants - Xylem
What do xylem tissue transport 1,
Describe the structure of the xyl...,
Describe the structure of xylem t...
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Mass Transport in Plants - Transpiration
What is transpiration 1,
What factors affect transpiration...,
How does light intensity affect t...
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Organisms Exchange Substances with their Environment: Mass Transport in Plants - Phloem
What do phloem transport 1,
Describe the structure of phloem 2,
What is translocation 3
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Genetics: DNA, Genes & Chromosomes - DNA
What is the role of dna 1,
What are the components of a dna ...,
Describe the general structure of...
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Genetics: DNA & Protein Synthesis - RNA & Genome
What is the genome 1,
What is the preteome 2,
What are the three types of rna 3
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Genetics: DNA & Protein Synthesis - Transcription
What is transcription 1,
Where does transcription occur in...,
What are the main steps of transc...
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Genetics: DNA & Protein Synthesis - Translation
What is translation 1,
Compare the process of translatio...,
Describe the process of translati...
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Genetics: Genetic Diversity - Mutations
What is a gene mutation 1,
What type of errors can occur due...,
What is substitution 3
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Genetics: Genetic Diversity - Meiosis
Does meiosis produce genetically ...,
How many daughter cells are produ...,
How many chromosomes do cells pro...
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Genetics: Genetic Diversity - Diploid Cells, Gametes & Fertilisation
What are diploid body cells 1,
What are haploid body cells 2,
What is a homologous pair of chro...
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Genetic Information, Variation and Relationships Between Organisms: Genetic Diversity & Adaptations - Genetic Diversity
What is genetic diversity 1,
Define the term gene pool 2,
Define the term population 3
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Genetic Information, Variation and Relationships Between Organisms: Genetic Diversity & Adaptations - Natural Selection
What is natural selection 1,
How can genetic mutations lead to...,
What process does natural selecti...
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Genetic Information, Variation and Relationships Between Organisms: Biodiversity Within a Community
Define the term biodiversity 1,
Define the term community 2,
Define the term species diversity 3
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Energy Transfers in and Between Organisms: Photosynthesis - Light-Dependent Reactions
Where does the light dependent re...,
Give a brief overview of the ligh...,
How is the energy released from t...
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Energy Transfers in and Between Organisms: Photosynthesis - Light-Independent Reactions
What is the light independent rea...,
Where does the light independent ...,
What are the products of the calv...
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Energy Transfers in and Between Organisms: Photosynthesis - Required Practical 7, Chromatography
What is chromatography 1,
What components will separate if ...,
What are the factors affecting th...
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Energy Transfers in and Between Organisms: Respiration - Glycolysis
What does aerobic and anaerobic r...,
What is the first stage of both a...,
Where does glycolysis occur 3
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Energy Transfers in and Between Organisms: Aerobic Respiration - Link Reaction
Where does the link reaction occur 1,
What is the link reaction 2,
Describe each step of the link re...
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Energy Transfers in and Between Organisms: Aerobic Respiration - Krebs Cycle
What is the krebs cycle 1,
Where does the krebs cycle occur 2,
How often does the krebs cycle oc...
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Energy Transfers in and Between Organisms: Aerobic Respiration - Oxidative Phosphorylation
What is oxidative phosphorylation 1,
Where does oxidative phosphorylat...,
What is chemiosmosis 3
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Energy Transfers in and Between Organisms: Energy and Ecosystems - Ecosystem Basics
What is an ecosystem 1,
What is a producer 2,
How do plants produce their own f...
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Energy Transfers in and Between Organisms: Energy and Ecosystems - Measuring Biomass
Define the term biomass 1,
How can biomass be measured 2,
What is dry mass 3
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Energy Transfers in and Between Organisms: Nutrient Cycles - Role of Microorganisms
What are saprobionts 1,
How do saprobionts digest food 2,
What term is used to describe the...
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Energy Transfers in and Between Organisms: Nutrient Cycles - Phosphorus Cycle
Why do organisms need phosphorus 1,
Where does phosphorus originate f...,
Draw the entire phosphorus cycle 3
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Energy Transfers in and Between Organisms: Nutrient Cycles - Nitrogen Cycle
Why do organisms need nitrogen 1,
What are the four main processes ...,
Draw the nitrogen cycle 3
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Energy Transfers in and Between Organisms: Photosynthesis - Required Practical 8, Effect of Light Intensity on Dehydrogenase Activity
Which type of photosynthesis ligh...,
What is the role of dehydrogenase...,
What is the purpose of dcpip in t...
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Energy Transfers in and Between Organisms: Respiration - Required Practical 9, Effect of Temperature on the Rate of Respiration in Yeast
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Organisms Respond to Changes in their Internal and External Environments: Stimuli, Both Internal and External, are Detected and Lead to a Response - Survival and Response (Kineses and Taxes)
How do organisms increase their c...,
Define the term stimulus 2,
Which simple responses help a mob...
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Organisms Respond to Changes in their Internal and External Environments: Stimuli, Both Internal and External, are Detected and Lead to a Response - Survival and Response in Plants
Define the term tropism 1,
Describe the direction of plant g...,
Describe the direction of plant g...
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Organisms Respond to Changes in their Internal and External Environments: Stimuli, Both Internal and External, are Detected and Lead to a Response - Survival and Response, Reflexes
What are receptors 1,
What are effectors 2,
What are neurones 3
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Organisms Respond to Changes in their Internal and External Environments: Stimuli, Both Internal and External, are Detected and Lead to a Response - Control of Heart Rate
What is the centre responsible fo...,
Where is the cardioregulatory cen...,
What are the two discrete parts o...
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Organisms Respond to Changes in their Internal and External Environments - Receptors, Pacinian Corpuscle
What type of receptors are pacini...,
Where are pacinian corpuscles fou...,
Do receptors respond to a variety...
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Organisms Respond to Changes in their Internal and External Environments - Receptors, Retina
Where are photoreceptors found 1,
What type of stimuli do photorece...,
Which part of the eye does light ...
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Organisms Respond to Changes in their Internal and External Environments: Nervous Coordination - Nerve Impulses, Structure of a Motor Neurone
What is a motor neurone 1,
List the different structural fea...,
Draw and label the structure of a...
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Organisms Respond to Changes in their Internal and External Environments: Nervous Coordination - Nerve Impulses, Passage of Action Potentials
What causes waves of depolarisati...,
Why does the wave of depolarisati...,
How do action potentials pass alo...
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Organisms Respond to their Changes in their Internal and External Environments: Nervous Coordination - Nerve Impulses, Speed of Conductance
What factors affect the speed of ...,
How does temperature affect the s...,
How does axon diameter affect the...
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Organisms Respond to Changes in their Internal and External Environments: Nervous Coordination - Synaptic Transmission, Structure of Synapse & Neuromuscular Junction
Define the term synapse 1,
Define the term neuromuscular jun...,
List the different structural fea...
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Organisms Respond to Changes in their Internal and External Environments: Nervous Coordination - Synaptic Transmission
List the main stages involved in ...,
Describe what happens during the ...,
Describe what happens during the ...
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Organisms Respond to their Internal and External Environments: Homeostasis - Control of Blood Glucose Concentration, Insulin & Glucagon
What factors can increase blood g...,
What factors can decrease blood g...,
What hormones control blood gluco...
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Organisms Respond to their Internal and External Environments: Homeostasis - Control of Blood Glucose Concentration, Adrenaline
Does adrenaline lower or raise bl...,
What organs secrete adrenaline 2,
Where are adrenal glands located 3
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Organisms Respond to their Internal and External Environments: Homeostasis - Control of Blood Water Potential, Ultrafiltration & Selective Reabsorption
Define the term osmoregulation 1,
What are the four main steps by w...,
What happens during ultrafiltrati...
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Organisms Respond to their Internal and External Environments: Homeostasis - Control of Blood Water Potential, ADH, DCT & Collecting Duct
Define the term osmoregulation 1,
What cells monitor the water pote...,
Where are osmoreceptors located 3
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Organisms Respond to their Internal and External Environments: Homeostasis - Control of Blood Water Potential, Loops of Henle, DCT & Collecting Tube
Where is the loop of henle located 1,
What are the two parts of the loo...,
What are the roles of the descend...
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Genetics, Populations, Evolution and Ecosystems: Inheritance - Linkage
What are the two ways in which ge...,
What is sex linkage 2,
Why are most genes on sex chromos...
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Genetics, Populations, Evolution and Ecosystems: Evolution May Lead to Speciation - Variation & Speciation
What factors affect variation in ...,
Define genetic variation 2,
What is the primary cause of gene...
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Genetics, Populations, Evolution and Ecosystems: Populations -
Define species 1,
Define population 2,
Define gene pool 3
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The Control of Gene Expression: Gene Expression is Controlled by a Number of Features - Most of a Cell's DNA is Not Translated
What are stem cells 1,
What are the different types of s...,
Totipotent cells 3
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The Control of Gene Expression: Gene Expression is Controlled by a Number of Features - Regulation of Transcription and Translation - Controlling Transcription & Oestrogen
What is transcription 1,
How is transcription triggered 2,
What is a promoter region 3
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The Control of Gene Expression: Gene Expression is Controlled by a Number of Features - Regulation of Transcription and Translation, Epigenetics
What does epigenetics control in ...,
How does epigenetic control work 2,
What causes epigenetic control 3
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The Control of Gene Expression: Gene Expression is Controlled by a Number of Features - Regulation of Transcription and Translation - RNAi
What effect does rnai have on gen...,
When does rnai occur 2,
What type of rna are involved in ...
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The Control of Gene Expression: Gene Expression is Controlled by a Number of Features - Gene Expression and Cancer
What is cancer 1,
What is a tumour 2,
Uncontrolled cell division can le...
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The Control of Gene Expression: Gene Technologies - Recombinant DNA Technology
What is recombinant dna technology 1,
Why does recombinant dna technolo...,
What is a transgenic organism 3
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The Control of Gene Expression: Using Genome Projects
What is a genome 1,
What are the uses of determining ...,
What is a proteome 3
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The Control of Gene Expression: Gene Technologies - Genetic Fingerprinting
What is genetic fingerprinting 1,
Does all of an organism s genome ...,
Why can vntrs be used in genetic ...
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Organisms Respond to Changes in their Internal and External Environments: Nervous Coordination - Nerve Impulses, Generating Action Potentials
Define the term action potential 1,
List the main stages of generatin...,
What happens during the stimulus ...
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Control of Gene Expression: Recombinant DNA Technology - Amplifying DNA Fragments
Which techniques are used to ampl...,
What is in vivo cloning 2,
What is in vitro cloning 3
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