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AS Biology
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AS Biology
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2.1- Microscope
2.1- Slides and photomicrographs
2.1- Measuring objects seen with a light microscope
2.1- ultra structure of eukaryotic cells: membrane bound organelles
2.1- Other features of euksryotic cells
2.1- Protein synthesis
2.1-Prokaryotic cells
2.2- Molecular bonding
2.2- Properties of water
2.2-Carbohydrates 1: Sugar
2.2-Carbohydrates 2: Polysaccharides as energy stores
2.2-Carbohydrates 3: Polysaccharides as structural units
2.2- Lipids 1: Triglycerides
2.2- Lipids 2: Phospholipids and cholestrol
2.2-Proteins 1: Amino acids
2.2-Proteins 2: Protein structure and bonding
2.2-Proteins 3: Fibrous and globular protein
2.2- Inorganic ions
2.2-Practical biochemistry 1:Qualitative tests for biological molecules
2.2-Practical biochemistry 1:Quantitative tests for biological molecules
2.2-Practical biochemistry 3: Chromatography
2.5- sTRUCTURE OF CELL MEMBRANE
2.5- Diffusion across membrane
2.5 -Osmosis
2.5- how substances cross membranes using active transport
2.5- Factors affecting memrbrane strucutre and permebality
4.2- Biodiveristy
4.2-Sampling animals
4.2- Sampling plants
4.2- Calculating biodiversity
4.2- factors that affect biodiversity
4.2- Reasons to maintain biodiversity
4.2-conservation in situ
4.2-conservation ex situ
4.2- Protection of species and habitats
2.3- DNA-deoxyribose nucleic acid
2.3- How DNA replicates
2.3-How DNA codes for polypeptides
