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3.1 methods of studying cells
What are microscopes,
Why do electron microscopes have ...,
Equation for magnification
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3.2 The electron microscope
What are the two main advantages ...,
What are the two types of electro...,
Describe the transmission electro...
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3.3 Microscopic measurements and calculations
How can you measure the size of o...,
What is a graticle and what is et...,
Why can t the scale on the eyepie...
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3.4 Eukaryotic cell structure
What is the nucleus of a cellhow ...,
The nucleus has 5 parts name them,
What is the nuclear envelope
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3.5 cell specialisation and organisation
How are cells tissues organs and ...,
Why are the cells in organelles s...,
When do the cells specialise
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3.6 Prokaryotic cells and viruses
Compare prokaryotic and eukaryoti...,
Describe the characteristics of b...,
What is a bacterial cell wall mad...
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3.7 Mitosis and binary fission
What is the difference between mi...,
What is mitosis,
What is interphase and what happe...
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3.8 The cell cycle
What are the 3 stages of the cell...,
How long is the complete cell cyc...,
What is cancer how does a tumour ...
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4.1 Transport across cell membranes
What are plasma membranes,
What is the cell surface membrane,
What is the function of the cell ...
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4.2 Diffusion
What type of transport is simple ...,
Definition of diffusion,
What particles can t diffuse easi...
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4.3 Osmosis
Definition of osmosis,
What does selectively permeable mean,
What is a solutewhat is a solution
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4.4 Active transport
What is active transport,
What is atp used for in active tr...,
How does active transport differ ...
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4.5 Co-transport and absorption of glucose in the ileum
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5.1 Defence mechanisms
What is an infection,
What is immunity,
How can our body s recognise our ...
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5.2 Phagocytosis
What happens if a pathogen enters...,
What is the role of phagocytes,
Describe step 1 of phagocytosis
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5.3 T lymphocytes and cell mediated immunity
What is immunity,
What is an antigenwhat are they m...,
What type of white blood cells ar...
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5.4 B lymphocytes and humoral immunity
What is humoral immunity,
How many different types of b cel...,
How do b cells workclonal selection
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5.5 antibodies
What are antibodies and what are ...,
How do the antibody and the patho...,
Why is there a massive variety of...
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5.6 vaccination
What is immunity,
What is passive immunity,
Give two examples of passive immu...
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5.7 HIV
What disease does hiv cause,
Describe the structure of the hiv...,
Describe the structure of the hiv...
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