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Tissues
What are the four main types of t...,
Function of epithelial cells,
What are the 3 main types of epit...
24
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Foundations of Biology
What is the 1st foundation of bio...,
2nd foundation of biology and evi...,
3rd foundation of biology and evi...
7
cards
Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
Dna in eukaryotes,
Ribosomes in eukaryotes,
Prokaryotic flagellum
7
cards
Organelles
Nuclear pores,
Structure and function of endopla...,
Major functions of the intracellu...
10
cards
Lipids and Membranes
What are some examples or lipids,
What is the function of lipids,
What other components are in the ...
18
cards
Proteins and Enzymes
Amino acids,
Structure of amino acid,
What is a protein
14
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Energy Harvesting Pathways
Describe the formation of atp,
Compare cellular respiration and ...,
What does a single glucose molecu...
10
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Mitosis and Meiosis
What is the role of the ftsz prot...,
What are the stages in a cell cycle,
What is cytokinesis
27
cards
Cell signalling & communication
Why do cells communicate,
What are gap junctions,
What is plasmodesmata
24
cards
Homeostasis
What is homeostasis,
What does homeostasis require,
What is the difference between po...
16
cards
Endocrine System
Define hormones,
Hormone activity,
Paracrine and autocrine activity
34
cards
Nervous System
Define neuron,
Define glial cell,
Axon
33
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Immune System
Pathogens,
Immunity,
Innate immunity
62
cards
Stem cells
What are the characteristics of s...,
How do we know we have stem cells...,
What does potency refer to
19
cards
ILT Blood
Lymphoid lineage,
Myeloid lineage,
Leucocytes
20
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Vertebrate heart structure and function
Why do animals need a circulatory...,
Open circulatory system,
Closed circulatory system
41
cards
Circulation of blood around the body
Structure and function of the aorta,
Structure and function of arterie...,
What is the structure of arteries...
35
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Regulation of circulation
Depolarisation,
Hyperpolarisation,
How is muscle contraction trigger...
42
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Respiration
Why do animals mostly rely on aer...,
What is the difference between ve...,
Hypoxia
37
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Regulation of Respiration
What are the structural features ...,
What are the directions of blood ...,
What is the function of lamellae
31
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Osmoregulation
What are the main functions of ex...,
What is osmolarity,
What is osmotic pressure
32
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ILT Development of the Toad
Ventral,
Dorsal,
Posterior
14
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Excretion of waste
What is the function of the thick...,
What is the function of the thin ...,
What happens in the distal convol...
16
cards
Digestion
Why do we need to eat,
What are autotrophs,
What are the major nutrients to b...
23
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Regulation of digestion
What is physical digestion,
What is enzymatic digestion,
Why is digestion necessary
39
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Reproduction
What are the types of asexual rep...,
What is regeneration,
What is budding
26
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Regulation of Reproduction
Why are the testes outside the body,
Where is sperm produced stored an...,
What is semen and what does it co...
27
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Mammalian development
What features of development are ...,
What is cleavage,
What is meant by rotational cleavage
22
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Development
Polarity in the oocyte,
Cytoplasmic segregation,
Describe how the gray crescent fo...
18
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Animals in biomedicine
How have animals helped in biomed...,
Why are animals used in research,
Advantages of using worms and fli...
4
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Animal Taxa
Richness and abundance of taxa,
Why study non human taxa,
What kingdoms use the the organel...
18
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Animal Taxa II
How do we group animals,
What is phylogeny,
How are phylogenic relationships ...
9
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