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Respiration 3.5.2 (Energy transfers in and between organisms 3.5)
What are the 4 key stages of aero...,
What is glycolysis 2,
Where does glycolysis take place 3
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Energy and ecosytems 3.5.3 (Energy transfers in and between organisms 3.5)
What is an ecosystem 1,
What is the ultimate source of en...,
Define primary producers in an ec...
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Nutrient Cycles 3.5.4 ( Energy transfers in and between organisms 3.5)
What percentage of the air is nit...,
Why do we need a cycle of nitrogen 2,
Why are microorganisms needed in ...
43
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Photosynthesis 3.5.1 ( Energy transfers in and between organisms 3.5)
Explain why most light falling on...,
What are the stages of photosynth...,
Where does the first stage of pho...
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Control of blood glucose concentration 3.6.4.2 ( Organisms respond to changes in their internal and external environments 3.6)
Describe the factors that influen...,
Describe the role of the liver in...,
Explain the action of insulin in ...
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Nervous coordination 3.6.2 ( Organisms respond to changes in their internal and external environments 3.6)
Describe the structure of a myeli...,
Describe resting potential 2,
Explain how a resting potential i...
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Control of blood water potential 3.6.4.3 ( Organisms respond to changes in their internal and external environments 3.6)
Describe the structure of a nephr...,
Summarise the role of different p...,
Describe the formation of glomeru...
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Synaptic transmission 3.6.2.2 ( Organisms respond to changed in their internal and external environments 3.6)
Describe the structure of a synap...,
What are cholinergic synapses 2,
Describe transmission across a ch...
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3.6.3 Skeletal muscles are stimulated to contract by nerves and act as effectors
Describe how muscles work 1,
Describe an advantage of muscle f...,
Describe the gross and microscopi...
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3.6.1.2 Receptors
Describe the basic structure of a...,
Describe how a generator potentia...,
Explain what the pacinian corpusc...
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3.6.4.1 Principles of homeostasis and negative feedback ( 3.6 Organisms respond to changes in their internal and external environments )
Describe homeostasis in mammals 1,
Explain the importance of maintai...,
Explain the importance of maintai...
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3.6.1 Stimuli , both internal and external , are detected snd lead to a response ( 3.6 Organisms respond to chanhed in their internal and external environments)
What is a stimulus 1,
Why is it important that organism...,
What is a tropism 3
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8.4.1Recombinant Gene technologies ( 8.0 The control of gene expression)
What is recombinant dna technology 1,
Explain why transferred dna can b...,
Describe how dna fragments can be...
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6.1.3 Control of heart rate ( 3.6 Organisms respond ti changes in their internal and external environments)
Cardiac muscle is myogenic what d...,
Where is the sinoatrial node san ...,
Describe the myogenic stimulation...
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8.2.1 Most of a cells DNA is not translated ( 8.0 The control of gene expression)
What are stem cells 1,
Describe how stem cells become sp...,
Describe totipotent cells 3
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8.1 Alteration if the sequence of bases in DNA can alter the structure of proteins ( 8.0 The control of gene expression)
What is a gene mutation 1,
What is a mutagenic agent 2,
Explain how a gene mutation can l...
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8.4.2 Differences in DNA between individuals of the same species can be exploited for identification and diagnosis of heritable conditions ( 8.0 control of gene expression)
What are dna probes 1,
Suggest why dna probes are longer...,
What is dna hybridisation 3
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8.4.3 Genetic fingerprinting ( Topic 8 The control of gene expression )
What are variable number tandem r...,
Why are vntr useful in genetic fi...,
Explain how genetic fingerprintin...
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8.3 Using genome projects ( topic 8 control of gene epxression)
Define genome and proteome 1,
What is genome sequencing and why...,
Explain how determining the genom...
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8.2.2 Regulation of transcription and translation ( topic 8 control of gene expression)
What are transcription factors 1,
Describe how transcription can be...,
Explain how oestrogen affects tra...
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8.2.3 Gene expression and cancer
Describe how tumors and cancers f...,
Compare the main characteristics ...,
Describe the function of tumour s...
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