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Unit 1.1a
What are the 4 steps you must tak...,
What is a hazard,
What are 5 examples of hazards
17
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Unit 1.1b
How can accuracy be checked,
What does accurate mean,
What does precise mean
19
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Unit 1.1c
What are the 4 separation techniques,
What are the 4 features that mole...,
What does centrifugation do
21
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Unit 1.1d
Why and where are are antibodies ...,
What are antibodies,
What are specific antibodies spec...
14
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Unit 1.1e
What is bright field microscopy,
What does bright field microscopy...,
How can you make a sample more ob...
5
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Unit 1.1f
What is the point in aseptic tech...,
What are microbe s cultured on,
What do different media s promote
27
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Unit 1.2a
What is the proteome,
Why is the proteome bigger than t...,
What is the genome
13
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Unit 1.2b(i)
Why do eukaryotic membranes gave ...,
Do eukaryotes have a small or lar...,
On its own can the plasma membran...
19
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Unit 1.2b(ii)
What are the two components of th...,
What are peripheral proteins atta...,
What are the two protein componen...
20
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Unit 1.2b(iii)
Once the transmembrane protein ha...,
What is the main translational mo...,
How is a carbohydrate formed
7
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Unit 1.2b(iv)
Are all proteins kept within the ...,
What are some examples of secrete...,
Where are secreted proteins trans...
10
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Unit 1.2c(i)
What are some examples of what pr...,
What do polymers of amino acids make,
How many amino acids are there
76
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Unit 1.2c(ii)
What is a ligand,
What do r groups stabilise,
What facilitates molecule binding
38
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Unit 1.2c(iii)
How do phosphates affect enzymes,
Where on an enzyme is the phospha...,
How does the addition removal of ...
12
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Unit 1.3a
Movement of Molecules Across Membranes
31
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Unit 1.3b
What makes the electrochemical gr...,
What determines the transport of ...,
What is the membrane potential
18
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Unit 1.4a
Why do organisms have signalling ...,
What type of proteins have bindin...,
How are cellular responses initiated
5
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Unit 1.4b
What does hydrophobic mean,
How do hydrophobic signalling mol...,
What are intracellular receptors ...
12
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Unit 1.4c
Is hydrophilic non polar or polar,
Can hydrophilic signals pass thro...,
Do hydrophilic signals enter the ...
35
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Unit 1.4d (i)
What is a nerve impulse,
What speed do nerve impulses trav...,
What is membrane potential
33
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Unit 1.4d(ii)
What two types of photoreceptor c...,
Do rod cells work in bright or di...,
Do rod calls have colour perception
22
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Unit 1.5a
Cell division stage 1 chromosomes...,
Cell division stage 2 more visibl...,
Cell division stage 3 chromatids ...
16
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Unit 1.5b
Why can living organisms reproduce,
How long does it take prokaryotes...,
How long does it take eukaryotes ...
41
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Unit 1.5c
Why are there checkpoints in the ...,
Why is progression to the next ph...,
How many checkpoints are there
20
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Unit 1.5d
What is apoptosis,
What triggers apoptosis,
What is an examples of an interna...
12
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Unit 2.1a
What is a hazard,
What is a risk,
What is a risk assessment
8
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Unit 2.1b
Why is sampling important,
What is random sampling,
What is stratified sampling
23
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Unit 2.1c
What does a biological key include,
What is the focus of a biological...,
What is the focus of a classifica...
22
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Unit 2.1d
How are populations monitored and...,
What are indicator species,
What does the absence or reduced ...
13
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Unit 2.1e
What is ethology,
What is behaviour defined as,
What is an ethogram
12
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Unit 2.2a
What is evolution,
What causes changes in the allele...,
Is natural selection random or no...
36
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Unit 2.2b
Definition of fitness,
What are the two types of fitness,
What is absolute fitness
8
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Unit 2.2c
What is co evolution,
Can a change in one species act a...,
Where is co evolution usually seen
13
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Unit 2.3a
What is sexual reproduction,
What is asexual reproduction,
What are the two disadvantages of...
27
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Unit 2.3b
What does diploid mean,
What does haploid mean,
What does meiosis produce
22
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Unit 2.3c
What determines whether an indivi...,
In humans animals what are the tw...,
Pair them up femalemaleheterogame...
33
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Unit 2.4a
What is parental investment,
How many sperm can a male release...,
How many eggs will a female relea...
21
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Unit 2.4b
What is monogamy,
Why do animals often choose monogamy,
How does monogamy benefit parents
32
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Unit 2.5ai
What is a niche,
What are species tolerances,
What are species requirements
10
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Unit 2.5aii
What is symbiosis,
What does symbiosis result in,
What is a symbiont
15
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Unit 3.1a
What are the five steps in the sc...,
When are conclusions from experim...,
Are negative results valid
5
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Unit 3.1b
What are the six steps a basic sc...,
How should scientific reports be ...,
What are the main ways in which s...
7
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Unit 3.1c
What must be given if human studi...,
In a humans study if a participan...,
What is the humans main right if ...
11
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Unit 3.2a
What is a pilot study
1
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Unit 3.2b
What is a variable,
What is an independent variable,
What is the dependent variable
25
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Unit 3.2c
When would you use a representati...,
What should you do if there is a ...,
What sampling allows members of a...
12
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Unit 3.2d
What does high or low accuracy equal,
What does high or low precision e...,
What is validity
7
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Unit 3.2e
What can give rise to qualitative...,
What is qualitative data,
How is qualitative data measured
20
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Unit 3.3a
Background information should alw...,
Why do we have background informa...,
What 3 things should background i...
6
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Unit 3.3b
What s a control,
What s a controlled variable,
What s sample size
5
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Unit 3.3c
What does quantitative mean,
What does qualitative mean,
What is standard deviation
5
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