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Methods of Studying Cells
What are microscopes 1,
What is the resolution of a micro...,
What is cell fractionation 3
7
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The Electron Microscope
What are the advantages of an ele...,
What are the components of a tran...,
What creates the resulting image ...
8
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Eukaryotic Cell Structure
What are the two main features of...,
What does the nucleus do 2,
What is the nuclear envelope 3
43
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Cell Specialisation and Organisation
How are cells in an organism prod...,
How do cells become specialised 2,
What features vary between differ...
16
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Prokaryotic Cells and Viruses
What is the difference between eu...,
Why are bacteria successful 2,
What is the bacterial cell wall m...
17
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Mitosis
What are the two types of cell di...,
What is mitosis 2,
What is meiosis 3
17
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The Cell Cycle
What is the first of 3 stages of ...,
What is the second of 3 stages of...,
What is the third of 3 stages of ...
13
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Structure of the Cell Surface Membrane
What is the cell surface membrane 1,
What is the main role of the memb...,
What is the role of the phospholi...
17
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Diffusion
What are the key facts of transpo...,
What is the definition of diffusi...,
How is the movement of molecules ...
9
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Osmosis
What is the definition of osmosis 1,
What does it mean for cell membra...,
What is a solute 3
10
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Active Transport
What is the definition of active ...,
What is atp used for in active tr...,
How does active transport differ ...
11
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Co-Transport and Absorption of Glucose in the Ileum
What is the significance of the m...,
How is the rate of movement by fa...,
Why are glucose and amino acids a...
8
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Defence Mechanisms
What is an infection 1,
What are the general and immediat...,
What are the specific less rapid ...
9
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Phagocytosis
What are the two types of white b...,
What is the difference between ph...,
What is phagocytosis 3
5
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T Lymphocytes and Cell-Mediated Immunity
What is immunity 1,
What are antigens 2,
Where are antigens located on the...
16
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B Lymphocytes and Humoral Immunity
What is humoral immunity 1,
What are b lymphocytes b cells 2,
What do b cells produce 3
12
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Antibodies
What are antibodies 1,
When are antibodies produced 2,
Why is it possible to have such a...
17
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Vaccination
What is passive immunity 1,
What is active immunity 2,
What are the two types of active ...
10
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The Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
What is the structure of the huma...,
What is one of the enzymes in the...,
How does hiv replicate 3
9
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