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1.1 Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic Cell Functions
Define eukaryotic cells,
Examples of eukaryotic cells,
Define prokaryotic cells
20
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1.2 Specialised cells and their functions
What are specialised cells,
How do cells specialise,
Examples of specialised cells in ...
16
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1.3 Microscopy
What is the function of the eye p...,
What is the function of the coars...,
How do you calculate total magnif...
10
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1.4 Size, scale and Estimations + 1.5 Units and standard form
How do you calculate magnificatio...,
How do you calculate the size of ...,
What is standard form
9
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1.6 Core practical: Investigating Biological Specimens
What is an eyepiece,
What is,
What is the function of the turret
10
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1.7 Enzyme action + 1.8 Enzyme denaturing + 1.9 Changing enzyme activity
What is an enzyme,
Enzymes are biological catalysts ...,
Factors of an enzyme
12
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1.10 Core practical: Effect of pH on enzyme activity
What enzyme is used in the core p...,
Why is amylase used in the core p...,
What equipment is required in the...
7
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1.11 Rate calculations for enzyme activity
Why are rate calculations important,
How do you calculate the rate,
What does rate refer to
5
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1.12 Enzymes as biological catalysts
Carbohydrases convert _____ to _____,
Where are carbohydrases produced,
Proteases convert _____ to _____
6
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1.13 Core practical: Investigating macronutrients
What chemical is used to test for...,
What is the method to test for st...,
What is the result when testing f...
15
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1.14 Calorimetry
What does calorimetry measure,
What is the calorimetry method,
How do you calculate energy trans...
9
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1.15 Transport in and out of cells
What is diffusion,
What is osmosis,
What is active transport
3
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1.16 Core practical: Osmosis in potatoes + 1.17 percentage gain/loss of mass
What is the method for the core p...,
What is an independent variable o...,
What is
6
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Topic 1 - Key terms
Define acrosome,
Define an active site,
Define active transport
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Topic 1 - Calculations
Calculate total magnification,
Calculate image size,
Calculate estimated size
11
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2.1, 2.2, 2.3 Mitosis and its importance
What does the nucleus contain,
What form is genetic information ...,
What do chromosomes contain
16
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2.4, 2.5, 2.6 Growth, differentiation and cancer
How does growth occur in animals,
How does cell division occur,
How can specialised cells make mo...
8
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2.7 Monitoring growth using percentile
What is measured to measure a bab...,
What do percentile charts tell us,
A baby born on the 25th percentil...
6
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2.8, 2.9 Stem cells in embryos, animals and plants + benefit/ risks of their use in medicine
What is a stem cell,
Examples of stem cells,
Factors of embryonic stem cells
9
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