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Biological Molecules: Properties of water
What are the bonds in a water mol...,
What bonds are found in water mol...,
Why are water molecules attracted...
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Biological Molecules: Roles of Water.
What is the first role in water,
What is the second role for water,
What is the third role of water
5
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Biological Molecules: Monosaccharides
What do all carbohydrates contain,
What is a hexose sugars,
What are single sugar molecules c...
9
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Biological Molecules: Alpha and Beta Glucose/
What are the 2 forms of glucose c...,
How can we tell if the isomer is ...,
What is
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Cell Structure: The Structure of Eukaryotic Cells _ prokayrotic cells
What is the properties of an euka...,
In eukaryotic cells where is the ...,
What kind of molecule is dna in a...
18
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Cell Structure: The Structure and function of the nucleus.
Why is protien synthesis significant,
What is nucleoplasm,
What is the double membrane of th...
12
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Biological Molecules: Disaccharides
What are disaccharides,
What,
What
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Biological Molecules: Structure and properties of starch
Is glucose soluable in water,
What problem does glucose have,
How is the solubility problem solved
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Testing For Biological Molecules: Reducing sugars.,
What are the 2 types of sugars,
What is a reducing sugar,
Are monosacharides reducing or no...
13
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Cell Structure: Endoplasmatic Reticulum and Golgi Apparatus.
Once a protein has been formed wh...,
Why are genetic modification of p...,
What are the different destinatio...
16
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Testing For Biological Molecules: Non- Reducing sugars.,
What is 1 point about testing non...,
If we want to test a solution for...,
What is the second step we do
5
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Biological Molecules: Structure and function of cellulose.
What is the major role of cellulose,
What is the structure of cellulose,
Is cellulose unbranched
9
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Biological Molecules: Structure and Properties of Glycogen
What is the glucose storage molec...,
What is the structure of glycogen...,
What is the difference between am...
8
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Biological Molecules: Triglycerides
What is the first function of lipids,
What is the second function of li...,
What is the third function of lipids
15
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Biological Molecules:Phospholipids.
What is the structure of a phosph...,
What charge does phosphate have,
How do phospholipids act in water
8
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Biological Molecules: Amino Acids.
How many different amino acids ar...,
What is the structure of amino acids,
What elements are amino acids mad...
11
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Cell Structure: Cell Fractionation
What is cell fractionation,
What is the method,
What does homogenise mean
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Cell Structure: Mitochondria
What sort of membrane does the mi...,
What is the fluid of the mitochon...,
What are the folds in the inner m...
5
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BIOLOGY MATHS CONVERSIONS AND EQUATIONS;
What is the equation for magnific...,
How many m is in 1cm,
How many m is in 1mm
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Cell Structure: The Cell wall.
What are the functions of the cel...
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Microscopy:
What is magnification,
What is resolution,
What is a light microscope
11
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Cell Structure: Vacuole in Cells.
What is a key features of animal ...,
What are the key features of an p...,
What is the membrane that surroun...
6
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Biological Molecules: Protien Structure 1
What is a primary structure of a ...,
What happens if you change a sing...,
What is the primary structure of ...
10
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Biological Molecules: Protien Structure 2
What is the teritary structure of...,
What is a quaternary structure,
What is a prosthetic group
5
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Using a colorimeter to quantify glucose 1:
Why is benedicts solution blue,
What can reducing sugars do,
If we leave the test tube for sev...
11
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IRRELEVANT
What happens in mitosis,
What are the reasons for mitosis,
What are the 2 main phases of the...
15
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Biological Molecules: Bonding in protiens.
Where are bonding in proteins formed,
What does the type of bonding dep...,
What is the first bond
11
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Globular Proteins:
What is the shape of globular pro...,
Why is globular protein soluable ...,
What is in the centre of these gl...
10
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Fibrous Proteins:
What do fibrous proteins role oft...,
What is the structure of fibrous ...,
Are fibrous proteins insoluable o...
14
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Cell Division: Cell division by mitosis
What happens in mitosis,
What are the reasons for mitosis,
What are the 2 main stages of the...
9
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Cell Division: Stages of mitosis
What are the 4 stages of mitosis ...,
What happens during prophase,
What happens in metaphase
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Testing For Biological Molecules: Protein and Lipids
How do we test for proteins,
How do we test for lipids
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Using a colorimeter to quantify glucose 2:
What is the first step that we do,
What is our known solution called,
What is the second step that we do
14
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Enzymes: Structure + factors
What do enzymes do,
How do enzymes do their role,
What type of protein are enzymes
10
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Enzymes: Induced fit theory model + lock and key
What is the lock and key theory,
What is the induced fit model,
What happens to molecules that ar...
5
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Enzymes: Competitive inhibitor
What are competitive inhibitors,
What happens when it occupies the...,
How can we reduce the effect of a...
5
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enzymes: Non-Competitive Inhibitors:
What are non competitive inhibitors,
What does this mean for the subst...,
Does non competitive inhibitors h...
5
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Chloroplasts:
What are chloroplasts,
What happens during photosynthesis,
What is the membrane of chloropla...
12
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Enzymes: Effect of temperature on enzyme controlled reactions
How can we investigate this,
As we increase the temperature wh...,
What happens eventually when we i...
5
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Enzymes: The Effect of pH on Enzymes
What can we divide membrane prote...,
What are instrinsic proteins,
If the ph changes away from the o...
4
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Fluid Mosaic Model of cell membrane
What is the first function for ce...,
What is the second function for c...,
What is the third function for ce...
14
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Membrane Proteins:
What 2 categories can we divide m...,
What are instrinsic proteins,
What are the 2 types of instrinsi...
10
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Nucleotides:
What is dna made from,
What is the structure of a nucleo...,
What elements do nucleotides contain
15
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Structure of DNA and RNA:
What is the structure of dna,
How are the two polynucleotide st...,
What are the pairs
12
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DNA replication:
Every time a cell underogoes cell...,
What happens in the first stage,
What happens secondly
8
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Semi-Conservational + Conservational replication:
What is the general basis of semi...,
What is conservative replication,
What do all dna bases contain
15
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Diffusion:
What do all of the particles have,
What is diffusion,
What happen if the concentration ...
12
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ATP:
Why is atp needed,
What is the structure of atp,
What happens when this bond is br...
8
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Osmosis + Water potential:
What can easily pass through a pa...,
What is osmosis,
What is water potential
6
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Facilitated Diffusion:
Do all substances diffuse across ...,
Why is it a problem that hydrophi...,
What happens in facilitated diffu...
8
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Active Transport:
What is active transport,
How does active transport work,
What happens to the phosphate mol...
6
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Co-Transport:
What is the illiuem,
How is glucose transported,
How does this take place
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The Effects of Osmosis on Animal and Plant Cells":
What happens to animal cells duri...,
What happens to plant cells durin...
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Gcse context for immunity:
What are pathogens,
How are the symptons of diseases ...,
When the pathogen has gotten into...
3
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Immunity:
What are phagocytes b cells and t...,
What are antigens,
What are antibodies
14
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Immune response:
What happens in phagocytosis,
What are examples of apcs,
How does the phagocyte interact w...
15
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Transcription:
Why do genes play a key role in p...,
Where does transcription takes place,
What is the general basis for tra...
13
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Translation:
What is a genome,
What is a proteome,
What does the mrna nucleotide how...
18
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Monoclonal antibodies:
What are monoclonal antibodies,
Can antibodies be cloned themselves,
Why are monoclonal antibodies useful
8
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ELIZA TESTS
What are eliza tests based on,
How does the eliza test work 1,
How does the eliza test work 2
5
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Antibodies@
What is an antibody,
What is the structure of antibodies,
What are the variable regions bas...
6
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Specific structure of antibodies:
What is the light chain,
What is the constant region,
What is the receptor binding site
8
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Uses of monoclonal antibodies:
What is monoclonal therapy,
What is the advantage of using mo...,
What is indirect monoclonal antib...
5
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Producing Monoclonal antibodies:
What is the first step,
What is the second step,
Why are cancer cells used
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Vaccinations:
How do vaccinations work,
What happens when a vaccination i...,
What is herd immunity
10
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HIV:
What is hiv,
How does hiv work,
When does the development of aids...
6
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HIV STRUCTURE + replication
What is the membrane,
What do the attachement proteins do,
What does reverse transcriptase do
8
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Cell Division By Meisosis
Where does meiosis only take place,
What is the summary of what we st...,
Are the 4 daughter cells in meosi...
11
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Stages of Meiosis
How many times does nuclear divis...,
What happens in meiosis 1,
What happens in the first stage o...
16
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Surface Area volume ratio
Larger cells have a volume,
Surface area to volume ratio what
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Exchange in insectd
As the surface area to volume rat...,
Why do insects need the energy for,
How has the gas exchange system i...
13
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Exhange in bony fish
What are bony fish,
What is the first feature of a fish,
How do fish get oxygen from
8
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Gas Exchange in Mammals"
What is found in the thorax,
What happens when humans breathe ...,
Where does the air go from the na...
11
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Breathing in humand
What does ventiliation breathing ...,
What muscles are involved in vent...,
Which intercostal muscles are inv...
7
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Why do plants need an specialised transport system?
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Mutations
What is a gene mutation,
What causes mutations,
What happens in addition
10
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Structure and gas exchange in a leaf:
What do gaurd cells do,
What are the spongy mesophyl,
What does paliside mesiphul do
6
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Microcopes: types
What is an optical micorscope,
What is an electron scanning micr...,
What can you see not see in an op...
11
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Cell Division: Eukaryotic cells and prokaryotic cells
How do prokaryotic cells replicate,
Do viruses undergo cell division
2
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Haemoglobin and the Oxygen Dissociation Curve
How are red blood cells adapted f...,
What is the structure of haemoglobin,
What is the name given to haemogl...
6
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Digestion
What is the general idea of diges...,
What 2 enzymes are used to hydrol...,
Where is amylase produced
20
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The Human Circulatory System
What is the blood on the left sid...,
What is the blood on the right si...,
Where does blood leave the heart
16
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Arteries and Arteriole
What are arterioles,
What are arteries and how do they...,
What is the structure of the arte...
6
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Structure and Function of Capillaries
What is a capillary bed,
What are the structure of a cappi...,
How do red blood cells travel thr...
5
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Tissue Fluid and Lymph Fluid
What 2 parts are blood conistsed off,
What does blood plasma contain,
What else happens in the capillaries
8
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Lysosomes:
What are the 2 key features of ly...,
What do lysosomes do in phacoytosis,
What else can lysosomes do
4
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Structure and function of veins
What is pressure in the veins like,
What is the structure of veins like,
What is an adapataion of a vein
5
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Structure of the human heart
What is the heart made from,
What are the top and bottom chamb...,
How are atrium seperated from the...
11
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Function and Formation of TISSUE FLUID: A level Biology. How it is formed and reabsorbed
What is tissue fluid,
How is tissue fluid formed,
What is forced out
10
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Cardiac Cycle
What is disatole,
What is atriole systole,
What is venticle systole
5
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Lipid Digestion & Absorption
Where is lipase produced,
What are bile salts,
What is a micelle
8
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cardiac cycle graphs- pressure side
What happens at the start of the ...,
What happens when the aorta and l...,
What is the atrium doing during t...
4
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Cardiac cycle graphs- volume graph
What happens to the blood volume ...
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Atp
What kind of molecule is atp,
What is linked to the releasure o...,
What is the structure of atp
15
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Structure of HAEMOGLOBIN and Oxyhaemoglobin dissociation curves.
What is the affinity of haemoglob...,
What is the saturation of haemogl...,
What is the loading association o...
14
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structure of haemoglobin
What are the adapatations for red...,
How many polypepitde chains are h...,
Why do mature red blood cells not...
3
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Structure of red blood cells
0
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human gas exchange
What is the definition of breathing,
What is respiration,
What is gas exchange
19
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insect gas exchange
What is a key feature of terrrest...,
What do insects have for a gas ex,
How do insects limit water loss
16
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fish gas exchange
Are fish water proof,
What kind of surface area to volu...,
What is an adaptation that the fi...
9
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Transpiration and cohesion tension theory
What is transpiration,
What 4 factors affect transpiation,
How does light intensity affect t...
13
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GENETIC DIVERSITY & NATURAL SELECTION:
What is genetic diversity,
What is natural selection,
What is natural selection itself
13
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courtship behavior
What is courtship behavior,
What is a species,
What are courtship rituals
11
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Mass transport of sucrose
What does the phloem do,
What key features does the phloem...,
What are the sieve tube elements
15
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classfication
What is the bionomial system,
Why do different species look sim...,
What is a heirarchy
9
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Roots
How is a root hair cell adapted,
How are mg2 ions used,
Where does water move from
9
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chromosome mutations
What is non disjuncton,
What 2 affects can this have,
What is polyplpidy
6
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speciation
What is allopatric speciaition,
What is synpatric isolation,
How do allopatric speciaition lea...
5
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types of variation
What are non disjunctional mutations,
2
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gene mutations
What mutation affects the number ...,
2
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controlled reactions
How do we do controlled expeiment...,
2
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enzye related graphs and practicals
What can we tell about the activi...,
Why might the graph go straight,
3
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graph related calculations
0
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