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1.1 Amino acids and the peptide bond
What monomer makes up a protein 1,
How many naturally occurring amin...,
What determines a protein s shape...
13
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1.2 Carbohydrates
Uses of carbohydrates 1,
What are 2 examples of monosaccha...,
What does alpha glucose look like 3
30
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1.3 Lipids
Function of lipids 1,
Structure of lipids 2,
Do lipids form polymers 3
17
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1.3.3 Protein structure and Function
How many levels of structure are ...,
Features of the primary structure 2,
Features of the secondary structu...
11
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1.4. Enzymes
What is the structure of enzymes 1,
What is a catabolic reaction 2,
What is an anabolic reaction 3
12
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1.5.1 Dna + Rna
What is the structure of dna 1,
What is one nucleotide made up of 2,
What is the structure of strands 3
11
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1.5.2 Semi-conservative replication
What is the point of dna replicat...,
What joins 2 sister chromatids to...,
What is the s phase called 3
9
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1.6 ATP
What does atp stand for 1,
What is energy needed for 2,
What is atp made up of 3
14
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1.7 Water
How is water cohesive 1,
How is water adhesive 2,
Why are water used for metabolic ...
8
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1.8 Inorganic ions
Where is na sodium found 1,
Function of na 2,
Where is fe2 iron found 3
8
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2.1 Features of Eukaryotic Cells
Features of the nucleus 1,
Features of the ribosome 2,
Features of the mitochondria 3
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2.1.2 Prokaryotes and viruses
What are the key differences betw...,
What do all prokaryotic cells have 2,
What do some prokaryotic cells ha...
11
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2.1.3 Methods of Studying Cells*
What is the magnification triangle 1,
What are the units and prefixes 2,
Process of measuring a cell under...
15
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2.2 Mitosis (all cells arise from other cells)
What is the eukaryotic cell cycle 1,
What occurs in the g1 stage 2,
When occurs in the s phase 3
21
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2.3 Transport across cell membranes
What is the phospholipid bilayer ...,
What is the cell membrane structu...,
Why are heads on outside of phosp...
19
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2.3.1 Osmosis
What is the solvent 1,
What is a solute 2,
What is the solution 3
10
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2.4 Immunity
How are cells identifies 1,
What is an antigen 2,
Why must immune response and vacc...
51
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3.1 SA:V
What happens to the size of an or...,
Why do smaller organisms have a h...,
What increases more rapidly with ...
3
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3.2 Gas Exchange
What do efficient exchange surfac...,
Efficient exchange surfaces in si...,
Efficient exchange surfaces in ma...
25
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3.3 Digestion and absorption
What is digestion 1,
Enzymes of carbohydrates 2,
Function of amylase 3
20
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3.4.1 Circulation
What causes atrial systole 1,
What causes ventricular systole 2,
Characteristics of arteries 3
9
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3.4.1 Haemoglobin
What is haemoglobin 1,
Where is the haem group associated 2,
Why is haemoglobin required 3
12
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3.4.2 Mass Transport in plants
What is transpiration 1,
What increases the rate of transp...,
Why does transpiration occur 3
35
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4.2 Protein synthesis
Where does transcription occur 1,
What is the process of transcript...,
Where does the mrna leave the nuc...
30
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4.3 Meiosis & Mutations
What is a mutation that occurs in...,
Characteristics of meiosis 2,
Process of meiosis 3
17
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4.4 Genetic diversity and selection
What is genetic diversity 1,
What is natural selection and how...,
What are adaptations that can occ...
11
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4.5/7 Classification and variation
What is a species 1,
What are the roles of courtship b...,
What is phylogenetic classificati...
14
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4.6 Biodiversity
What is biodiversity 1,
What is genetic diversity 2,
What is species diversity 3
10
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5.1 Photosynthesis
What are the 2 stages of photosyn...,
Where does the dependent stage oc...,
What is the process of the light ...
22
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5.2 Respiration
What is the purpose of respiration 1,
What are the 4 stages of aerobic ...,
Where does glycolysis occur 3
29
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5.3 energy transfers in ecosystems
What is biomass 1,
What are producers 2,
What are consumers 3
14
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5.4 Mineral cycles
What do saprobionts do 1,
What is recycling of mineral ions...,
How to increase the absorption of...
24
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6.1.1 Survival and response
Why do organisms need to be able ...,
What are simple animal responses 2,
What is a taxes 3
12
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6.1.2 Receptors
What do receptors respond to 1,
What is the pacinian corpuscle 2,
How does the pacinian corpuscle r...
10
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6.1.3 Control of heart rate
How does the cardiac conduction s...,
What is involved in the ans 2,
What does the sympathetic nervous...
14
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6.2.1 Nerve impulses
What are the characteristics of a...,
What are nodes of ranvier 2,
What is myelination 3
13
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6.2.2 Synaptic transmission
What is present at a synapse 1,
What is at the presynaptic termin...,
What is at the post synaptic memb...
16
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6.3 Muscles
Characteristics of skeletal muscl...,
What to muscle cells have lots of 2,
Characteristics of slow muscle fi...
23
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6.4.1 Principles of homeostasis and negative feedback
What is homeostasis 1,
What are key internal environment...,
Why does core temperatures need t...
13
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6.4.2 Control of blood glucose
What is rise in blood glucose con...,
What is a rise in blood glucose d...,
How does insulin work 3
29
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6.4.3 Osmoregulation
What is osmoregulation 1,
What happens when there is a fall...,
What occurs when there is a rise ...
23
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7.1 Inheritance
What are 3 principles we can deri...,
What does a gene do 2,
How do you find out if an individ...
23
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7.2 Populations
How can species exist 1,
What is a gene pool 2,
What is allele frequency 3
8
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7.3 Evolution may lead to speciation
What are phenotypes 1,
What are causes of genetic variat...,
What is evolution 3
18
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7.4 Sampling and ecosystems
What is an ecosystem 1,
What is a population 2,
What is a community 3
26
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8.1 Mutations
What is a mutation 1,
What is rate of mutation increase...,
What is a substitution 3
9
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8.2.1 Most DNA is not translated
What are stem cells 1,
How do stem cells become speciali...,
What are the different types of s...
14
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8.2.2 Regulation of transcription and translation
What are 3 ways that translation ...,
How do transcription factors regu...,
Where is the promoter region 3
9
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8.2.3 Gene expression and cancer
What are the 2 types of tumour 1,
Characteristics of benign tumours 2,
Characteristics of malignant tumo...
11
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8.3 Using gnome projects
Why are prokaryotes genome sequen...,
What are the key principles of dn...,
What are dideoxynucleotides 3
3
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8.4.1 Recombinant DNA technology
How is it possible to transfer a ...,
What are methods of producing dna...,
How do restriction enzymes produc...
13
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8.4.2 Using DNA variation to diagnose heritable conditions
What is dna hybridisation 1,
What are dna probes 2,
How do you use dna probes 3
6
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8.4.3 Genetic fingerprinting
What does dna fingerprinting invo...,
What are fingerprints used for 2,
How does gel electrophoresis 3
5
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ESSAY PARAGRAPHS
Main points of dna paragraph 1,
Link to dna paragraph 2,
Main points of anaphase link 3
19
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REQUIRED PRACTICALS (just done for mocks)
What is the objective of rp1 1,
What is the method used in rp1 2,
What is the objective of rp2 3
9
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