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3.4 eukaryotic cell structure (DO EVERYDAY)
Nucleus,
Mitochondria,
Chloroplasts
32
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3.5 Cell Specialisation And Organisation
How are all cells in an organism ...,
How do cells become specialised,
What do all cells have the same i...
11
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3.7 Mitosis
How many daughter cells are produ...,
How many chromosomes are there in...,
Interphase
11
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3.1 methods of studying cells
Magnification definition,
Resolution of a microscope defini...,
Object definition
15
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3.2 the electron microscope
Principles for tem,
Limitations of tem,
Principles of sem
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3.3 microscopic measurements and calculations
What is an eyepiece graticule,
What scale is marked onto the eye...,
What is the purpose of an eyepiec...
7
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3.6 prokaryotic cells and viruses
Role of the cell wall in the bact...,
Role of the capsule in the bacter...,
Role of the cell surface membrane...
20
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3.8 the cell cycle
What is cancer,
What is cancer a result of,
What does damage to the genes tha...
10
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4.1 structure of the cell surface membrane (DO EVERYDAY)
Function of phospholipids 3,
Function of proteins 5,
Function of cholesterol 3
15
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4.2 diffusion
Diffusion definition,
What is the difference between si...,
What are protein channels
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4.3 osmosis
Osmosis definition,
What value is pure water,
What unit of measure is associate...
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4.4 active transport
Active transport definition,
Describe the process of direct ac...,
What is co transport
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4.5 co-transport and absorption of glucose in the ileum
How does the ileum increase the r...,
Co transport of amino acids glucose,
Draw a diagram showing the co tra...
4
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5.1 defence mechanisms
What are the 2 types of white blo...,
What can the immune system identify,
How can the immune system identif...
10
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5.2 phagocytosis
What are the 2 types of white blo...,
Describe phagocytosis,
What are phagocytes an example of
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5.3 T cells and cell mediated immunity
Cell mediated immunity,
What do cytotoxic t cells do,
Antigen definition
6
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5.4 B cells and humoral response
What are antibodies soluble in,
Antibody definition,
What immune response are plasma c...
8
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5.5 antibodies
Why is agglutination possible,
Draw and label an antibody,
What are the light chains in an a...
12
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5.6 vaccinations
Passive immunity,
Active immunity,
Natural active immunity
9
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5.7 HIV
How hiv causes symptom of aids,
The elisa test,
Why antibiotics are ineffective a...
4
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