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13.1 Coordination
Why is there a need for a communi...,
Which systems carry out cell sign...,
How do cells undergo cell signalling
4
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13.2 Neurones
What is the role of a neurone,
What are the 3 types of neurone,
What are sensory neurones
17
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13.3 Sensory receptors
What do sensory neurones do,
What does a pacinian corpuscle de...,
What is the structure of a pacini...
5
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13.4 Nervous transmission
What is the resting potential,
What is the charged composition o...,
How is a resting potential generated
26
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13.5 Synapses
What is a synapse,
What is a cholinergic synapse,
What chemicals are used to transm...
24
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13.6 Organisation of the nervous system -
What are the 2 systems in the ner...,
What is the cns,
What is the pns
9
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13.7 Structure and function of the brain
What are the membranes which prot...,
What are the main sections of the...,
Diagram of the structure of the b...
12
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13.8 Reflexes
What is a reflex action,
What is the reflex arc,
Why is a reflex quicker
12
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13.9 Voluntary and involuntary muscles
What are the 3 types of muscle,
Function of skeletal muscle,
Function of cardiac muscle
31
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13.10 Sliding filament model
What happens to the light band wh...,
What happens to the a band when c...,
What happens to the z lines when ...
24
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14.1 Hormonal communication
What is an endocrine gland,
How are endocrine glands stimulated,
What is a hormone
24
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14.2 The pancreas
What are the 2 functions of the p...,
Role of an exocrine gland,
Role of an endocrine gland
12
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14.3 Regulation of blood glucose
What increases blood glucose conc...,
What is glycogenolysis,
What is gluconeogenesis
20
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14.4 Diabetes and its control
Symptoms of type 1 diabetes,
What happens to beta cells in typ...,
When does type 1 diabetes develop
21
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14.5 Coordinated responses
What is the action of adrenaline,
What happens when adrenaline bind...,
What does activated adenyl cyclas...
16
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14.6 Controlling heart rate
What part of the nervous system c...,
What part of the brain controls t...,
What is the autonomic system spli...
14
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15.1 The principles of homeostasis
Why is a stable internal environm...,
What is homeostasis,
What is the role of a receptor in...
9
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15.2/3 Thermoregulation
What is thermoregulation,
Why is thermoregulation important,
What is latent heat of evaporation
21
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15.2 Thermoregulation in ectotherms
What are the behavioural response...,
How does basking in the sun raise...,
How does conduction raise the tem...
12
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15.3 Thermoregulation in endotherms
What physiological changes do end...,
What is vasodilation,
How does increased sweating decre...
12
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5.1.2 (a) Excretion
What is excretion,
What are the main metabolic waste...,
How is carbon dioxide produced as...
12
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5.1.2 (b) the Liver
What are the 3 vessels connected ...,
Which vessel removes blood from t...,
Which vessels bring blood to the ...
41
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5.1.2 (c) the Kidney
What 2 homeostatic roles do the k...,
How are the kidneys involved in e...,
How are the kidneys involved in o...
54
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5.1.2 (d) Osmoregulation
What is osmoregulation,
What hormone controls the amount ...,
Where is adh produced
21
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5.1.2 (d) Diagnosis
Why is urine used for diagnosis,
What is a symptom of diabetes,
Njb
11
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5.1.2 (e) Kidney failure
Ghhh,
What is caused by kidney infection,
Why is protein in the urine a sym...
30
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16.1 Plant hormones
What is a tropism,
What is auxin used for,
How are gibberellins used
23
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16.3 Plant responses to herbivory
What is herbivory,
What are the physical defences a ...,
What are the chemical defences a ...
14
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16.2 Plant responses to abiotic stress
What is an abiotic stress,
G,
How do leaves respond to a fall i...
13
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16.5 Commercial use of plant hormones
Which hormone is used to control ...,
How does ethene control fruit rip...,
Why is fruit ripening done
12
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16.4 Tropisms in plants
What is a tropism,
What is phototropism,
What is geotropism
27
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5.2.1 (a)
Kk,
Kk,
Movement
15
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17.2 ATP synthesis
What is chemiosmosis,
What does chemiosmosis produce,
How can electrons be excited
9
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5.2.1 (b,c) the Chloroplast
What are organisms which photosyn...,
What is the equation for photosyn...,
Adaptations of chloroplast
20
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5.2.1 (d) the light-dependant stage
E,
Ps ii wavelength,
Ps ii wavelength
17
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5.2.1 (e,f) the light-independant stage
E,
What are the 3 stages of light in...,
What is the light independant als...
18
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5.2.1 (g) factors affecting photosynthesis
What factors affect the rate of p...,
How does light intensity affect t...,
How does carbon dioxide affect th...
12
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18 Respiration
What are the 4 stages of respiration,
Where does glycolysis occur,
Where does link occur
90
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