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3.1 Biological Elements
What elements are present in carb...,
What elements are present in lipids,
What elements are present in protein
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20.4 Phenotypic Ratios
What is autosomal linkage,
Why are genes that are on the sam...,
What is epistasis
4
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14.1 Hormonal Communication
What is a hormone,
What is an endocrine gland,
Describe steroid hormones
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19.1 Muattions And Variations
What is a substitution change in ...,
What is a insertion change in dna...,
What is a deletion change in dna ...
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10.5 Types Of Variation
What are the two causes of variation,
What are six genetic causes of va...,
How is genetic variation introduc...
6
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16.1 Plant Hormones And Growth In Plants
What are the roles of auxins,
How do auxins play a role in cell...,
How do auxins play a role in apic...
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Synapses
What is a synapse,
What is a cholinergic synapse
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16.4 Tropism In Plants
What does synergistic mean,
What does antagonistic mean
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24.4 Conservation And Preservation
What is conservation
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6.1 Cell Cycle
What are the two main phases of t...,
What happens in the interphase
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6.1 The Cell Cycle
What happens during interphase,
What are the three stages of inte...,
What happens in g1 of interphase
5
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13.1 Coordination
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16.1 Plant Hormones And Growth In Plants
What is a tropism,
What do auxins do,
What does gibberellin do
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12.1 Animal And Plabt Pathogens
What causes communicable diseases,
What are pathogens,
What is a vector
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Chapter 19 - Cells
What types of mutations are there,
What is substitution,
What is insertion
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8.3 Blood, Tissue Fluid and Lymph
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7.3 Measuring The Process
What are the two ways in which ku...,
What is a peak flow meter used fo...,
What is a spirometer used for and...
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7.1 Specialised Exchange Surfaces
Why isn t diffusion alone enough ...,
What are the characteristics of e...,
How does an increased surface are...
6
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12.5 Non-specific Animal Defences Against Pathogens
What are primary defences,
Examples of primary defences,
How are primary defences repaired...
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2.4 Eukaryotic Cell Structure
What is the role of the ser,
What is the role of lysosomes,
What is the role of ribosomes
4
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10.2 The Five Kingdoms
What are the five kingdoms,
What are the general features of ...,
What are the general features of ...
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15.5 The Structure And Function Of The Mammalian Kidney
Which two homeostatic functions d...,
What is excretion,
What is osmoregulation
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15.4 Excretion, Homeostasis And The Liver
What is excretion,
What is the structure of a liver ...,
What are hepatocytes
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23.3 Recycling Within Ecosystems
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23.4 Succession
What is primary succession,
What is secondary succession,
When does primary succession occur
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23.5
Why should the measurement of dis...,
How is distribution measured,
How is abundance measured
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24.3 Predator-prey Relationships
What is predation,
What does the population size of ...,
How do predator and prey populati...
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24.2 Competition
What is interspecific competition,
What is intraspecific competition,
What effect does interspecific ha...
4
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24.1 Populations And Sustainability
What happens in phase 1 of popula...,
What happens in phase two of popu...,
What happens in phase three of po...
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4.4 Cofactors, Coenzymes and Prosthetic Groups
What are cofactors,
What are coenzymes,
What are prosthetic groups
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6.4 Organisation And Specialisation Of Cells
How does an erythrocytes flattene...,
How does an erythrocyte having no...,
How does an erythrocytes flexibil...
18
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2.2 Magnification And Calibration
What is the equation for magnific...
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10.1 Classification
What is classification,
What are the taxonomic groups,
What are the order of the taxonom...
13
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9.3 Transpiration
What is transpiration
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9.2 Water Transport In Multicellular Plants
What is the symplast,
What is the apoplast pathway,
How does water enter the xylem
4
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9.1 Transport Systems In Dictyledonous Plants
Why do plants need transport systems,
What is the arrangement of the va...,
What is the arrangement of the va...
10
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7.2 Mammalian Gaseous Exchange System
What are the key features of the ...,
What are the key features of the ...,
What are the key features of the ...
13
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2.1 Microscopy
What is sectioning,
What is fixing,
What is a dry mount
17
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5.1 The Structure And Function Of Membrane
What is the function of membranes
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3.2 Water
What does the term polar mean,
What is a hydrogen bond,
What are the properties of water
18
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3.4 Testing for Carbohydrates
How do you carry out the benedict...,
What do the colour changes of the...,
How do you carry out the benedict...
5
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3.5 Lipids
What is a triglyceride,
What is a phospholipid,
What is cholesterol
8
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3.6 Structure Of Proteins
How many amino acids are there in...,
How are amino acids joined together,
What is the primary structure of ...
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3.7 Types of Proteins
What are globular proteins,
What are fibrous proteins,
What does conjugated mean
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3.8 Nucleic Acids
What are the components of a nucl...,
Which bases are purines,
Which bases are pyrimidine
12
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3.9 DNA Replication and the Genetic Code
How does dna replication take place,
Why is dna replication semi conse...,
What are the properties of geneti...
5
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3.10 Protein Synthesis
What is transcription,
What happens in transcription,
What is translation
5
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3.11 ATP
How is atp suited to energy transfer,
How is atp formed,
How is atp similar in structure t...
3
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4.1 Enzyme Action
How do enzymes increase the rate ...,
What is the active site,
What does enzymes are specific to...
6
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4.2 Factors Affecting Enzyme Activity
What factors affect enzyme activity,
How does temperature affect enzym...,
Why does increasing temperature u...
19
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4.3 Enzyme Inhibitors
What is competitive inhibition,
How does competitive inhibition a...,
What is non competitive inhibition
6
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