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2.1.1 cell structure
What is magnification 1,
What is resolution 2,
What is the equation for magnific...
47
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2.1.2 biological molecules
How does hydrogen bonding occur 1,
Why is water a polar molecule 2,
What are the properties of water 3
62
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2.1.3 nucleotides and nucleic acids
What are the three main component...,
What bonds link nucleotides toget...,
What are the purine bases 3
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2.1.4 enzymes
What are enzymes 1,
What are anabolic reactions 2,
What are catabolic reactions 3
35
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2.1.5 biological membranes
What is compartmentalisation 1,
Why is compartmentalisation vital...,
What is the role of the plasma me...
46
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2.1.6 cell division, cell diversity and cellular organisation
What are the three checkpoints in...,
What is checked at the g1 checkpo...,
What is checked at the g2 checkpo...
49
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3.1.1 exchange surfaces
What are the features of efficien...,
Why is there a need for specialis...,
What is the structure and functio...
31
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3.1.2 transport in animals
Why is there a need for specialis...,
What is an open circulatory system 2,
What is insect blood 3
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3.1.3 transport in plants
Why is there a need for transport...,
How are vascular bundles arranged...,
What is the structure and functio...
27
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4.1.1 communicable diseases, disease prevention and the immune system
What is bacteria as a pathogen 1,
How can bacteria be classified 2,
What do bacteria cell walls deter...
56
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4.2.1 biodiversity
What levels can biodiversity be s...,
What is habitat biodiversity 2,
What is species evenness 3
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4.2.2 classification and evolution
What is the taxonomic group hiera...,
What are the five kingdoms 2,
What are the general features of ...
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5.1.1 communication and homeostasis
What is homeostasis 1,
What is negative feedback 2,
What is positive feedback 3
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5.1.2 excretion as an example of homeostatic control
What is excretion 1,
What are the main metabolic waste...,
What are three main blood vessels...
28
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5.1.3 neuronal comminucation
What are the key types of recepto...,
What is a transducer 2,
What is the pacinian corpuscle 3
30
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5.1.4 hormonal communication
What hormones are secreted by the...,
What hormones are secreted by the...,
What hormones are secreted by the...
38
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5.1.5 plant and animal responses
What is the central nervous syste...,
What is the somatic nervous system 2,
What is the autonomic nervous sys...
43
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5.2.1 photosynthesis
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5.2.2 respiration
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6.1.1 cellular control
What is a mutation 1,
What is a point mutation 2,
Blank 3
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6.1.2 pattern of inheritance
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6.1.3 manipulating genomes
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6.2.1 cloning and biotechnology
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6.3.1 ecosystems
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6.3.2 populations and sustainability
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