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Monomers & Polymers
Monomer 1,
Examples of monomers 2,
Polymer 3
6
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Carbohydrates
Monosaccharide 1,
Examples of monosaccharides 2,
Examples of disaccharides their f...
7
cards
Lipids
2 groups of lipid 1,
Triglyceride formation 2,
Bond formed via condensation reac...
5
cards
Proteins
Monomer proteins are made from 1,
Nh2 represents 2,
Cooh represents 3
7
cards
Many proteins are enzymes
Enzyme role 1,
Induced fit model 2,
Enzymes and substrates form an 3
5
cards
Structure of DNA and RNA
Dna role 1,
Rna role 2,
Ribosome components 3
9
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DNA replication
The semi conservative replication...,
The process of semi conservative ...,
Evaluation of watson crick s mode...
3
cards
ATP
Atp components 1,
Hydrolysis of atp to adenosine di...,
What is released during the hydro...
3
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Water
Metabolite 1,
Solvent 2,
Relatively high specific heat cap...
5
cards
Inorganic Ions
Where do they occur 1,
Role of hydrogen ions ph 2,
Role of iron ions haemoglobin 3
5
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Biochemical Tests
Reducing sugars 1,
Reducing sugars test method 2,
Non reducing sugars 3
10
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Structure of eukaryotic cells
Structure function of cell surfac...,
Structure function of nucleus 2,
Structure function of mitochondria 3
13
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Structure of prokaryotic cells and of viruses
Prokaryotic cell properties 1,
Prokaryotic cells may have 2,
Genetic material in prokaryotic c...
5
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Methods of studying cells
Benefits of optical microscope 1,
Limitations of optical microscope 2,
Benefits of transmission electron...
14
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All cells arise from other cells
Interphase 1,
G1 phase 2,
S phase 3
11
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Transport across cell membranes
Structure of cell membrane 1,
Phospholipid 2,
Micelle 3
11
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Cell recognition and the immune system
Pathogen 1,
Vector 2,
Antigen 3
21
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Surface area to volume ratio
The relationship between the size...,
Changes to body shape and the dev...,
Fick s law 3
3
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Gas exchange
Gas exchange across the body surf...,
Gas exchange in the tracheal syst...,
Gas exchange across the gills of ...
9
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Digestion
Digestion in mammals of 1,
Digestion in mammals of 2,
Digestion in mammals of 3
5
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Mass transport in animals
The role of haemoglobin and red b...,
The loading transport and unloadi...,
The effects of carbon dioxide con...
8
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Mass transport in plants
Xylem 1,
Xylem importance 2,
How does the xylem work in plants 3
14
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DNA, genes and chromosomes
Dna in prokaryotic cells 1,
Dna in eukaryotic cells 2,
Chromosome 3
12
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DNA and protein synthesis
Genome 1,
Structure of mrna 2,
Structure of trna 3
5
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Genetic diversity can arise as a result of mutation or during meiosis
Mutation 1,
Effects of gene mutation 2,
Mutagenic agents 3
6
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Genetic diversity and adaptation
Genetic diversity 1,
What does genetic diversity enabl...,
The principles of natural selecti...
8
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Species and taxonomy
If two organisms belong to the sa...,
Courtship behaviour 2,
Role of courtship behaviour 3
7
cards
Biodiversity within a community
Species richness 1,
Index of diversity 2,
Index of diversity equation 3
7
cards
Investigating diversity
Genetic diversity within or betwe...,
Genetic diversity 2
2
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Photosynthesis (A-level only)
Photosynthesis light dependent re...,
Photoionisation 2,
Photolysis 3
12
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Respiration (A-level only)
Glycolysis 1,
Anaerobic vs aerobic respiration 2,
Link reaction 3
5
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Energy and ecosystems (A-level only)
How do plants use sugar to photos...,
Biomass 2,
How can the chemical energy store...
6
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Nutrient cycles (A-level only)
The role of saprobionts in decomp...,
4 stages of the nitrogen cycle 2,
Nitrogen fixation 3
20
cards
Survival and response (A-level only)
Detecting change 1,
Coordinating responses 2,
Trophisms 3
25
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Receptors (A-level only)
2 features of receptors 1,
Specificity 2,
Generator potentials 3
17
cards
Control of heart rate (A-level only)
Stages involved in 1 heart beat 1,
Sinoatrial node san 2,
Contraction of the atria 3
13
cards
Nerve impulses (A-level only)
Neurones 1,
3 main types of neurones 2,
Sensory neurone 3
28
cards
Synaptic transmission (A-level only)
Synapse 1,
The features of synapses are 2,
Synaptic cleft 3
36
cards
Skeletal muscles are stimulated to contract by nerves and act as effectors (A-level only)
Bones 1,
Antagonist 2,
Agonist 3
49
cards
Principles of homeostasis and negative feedback (A-level only)
Homeostasis 1,
Homeostasis is necessary to contr...,
High temperature 3
14
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Control of blood glucose concentration (A-level only)
It is important to maintain a sta...,
Meeting respiratory demands 2,
Maintaining water potential 3
57
cards
Control of blood water potential (A-level only)
Osmoregulation 1,
The kidneys 2,
High water potential 3
32
cards
Inheritance (A-level only)
Gene 1,
Allele 2,
Genotype 3
50
cards
Populations (A-level only)
Population 1,
Species 2,
Multiple populations 3
10
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Evolution may lead to speciation (A-level only)
Genetic variation 1,
Environmental variation 2,
Causes of genetic variation 3
35
cards
Populations in ecosystems (A-level only)
Habitat 1,
Ecosystem components 2,
Conditions 3
55
cards
Alteration of the sequence of bases in DNA can alter the structure of proteins (A-level only)
Addition 1,
Deletion 2,
Substitution 3
18
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Most of a cell’s DNA is not translated (A-level only)
Stem cells are unspecialised cell...,
Totipotent cells 2,
Pluripotent cells 3
15
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Regulation of transcription and translation (A-level only)
Function of transcriptional facto...,
Activators 2,
Repressors 3
25
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Gene expression and cancer (A-level only)
Benign tumours 1,
Malignant tumours 2,
Tumour supressor genes 3
9
cards
Using genome projects (A-level only)
Genome 1,
Coding genes 2,
Non coding genes 3
10
cards
Recombinant DNA technology (A-level only)
Recombinant dna 1,
Universal code 2,
Recombinant dna cont 3
46
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Differences in DNA between individuals of the same species can be exploited for identification and diagnosis of heritable conditions (A-level only)
Dna probes 1,
Hybridisation 2,
Diagnosis 3
11
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Genetic fingerprinting (A-level only)
Vntr s 1,
Structure of vntr s 2,
Vntr s function 3
17
cards
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