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IB Biology SL
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IB Biology SL
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1: Cell Theory
1: Unicellular and Multicellular Organisms
1: Stem Cells
1: Light Microscopes and Drawing Skills
1: Electron Microscopes and Ultrastructure
1: Prokaryotic Cells
1: Eukaryotic Cells
1: Models of Membrane Structure
1: Membrane Structure
1. Diffusion and Facilitated Diffusion
1: Osmosis
1: Active Transport
1: Origins of Cells
1: Mitosis
1: Cell Cycles and Cancer
2: Molecules to Metabolism
2: Water
2: Water and Life
2: Carbohydrates
2: Molecular visualisation of polysaccharides
2: Lipids
2: Lipids and Health
2: Amino Acids and Polypeptides
2: Protein Structure and Function
2: Enzymes
2: Factors Affecting Enzyme Activity
2: Structure of DNA and RNA
2: DNA Replication
2: Transcription and Translation
2: The Genetic Code
2: Cell Respiration
2: Respirometers
2: Photosynthesis
2: Investigating Limiting Factors
2: Chromatography
3. Chromosomes
3. Karyograms
3. Meiosis
3. Meiosis and Genetic Variation
3. Principles of Inheritance
3. Autosomal Genetic Diseases
3. Sex-linkage
3. Co-dominance
3. Mutation
3. Genes and Alleles
3. Gene Sequencing
3. DNA Technology
3. DNA Profiling
3. Genetic Modification
3. Cloning
4. Modes of Nutrition
4. Communities and Ecosystems
4. Energy Flow
4. Food Chains and Energy Pyramids
4. Nutrient Cycles
4. Carbon Cycle
4. Global Warming and the Greenhouse Effect
4. Rising Carbon Dioxide Concentrations
5. Introducing Evolution
5. Further Evidence for Evolution
5. Natural Selection
5. Natural Selection in Action
5. Naming and Identifying
5. Classification of Biodiversity
5. Classification of Eukaryotes
5. Cladistics
6. Digestion
6. Absorption
6. The Cardiovascular System
6. The Heart
6. Defence Against Infectious Disease
6. Antibodies and Antibiotics
6. Ventilation
6. Gas Exchange
6. Neurons and Synapses
6. Nerve Impulses
6. Regulating Blood Glucose and Body Temperature
6. Leptin and Melatonin
6. Reproductive Systems
6. Conception and Pregnancy
6. Research Into Reproduction
B: Microorganisms and Fermenters
B: Microorganisms in Industry
B: Genetic Modification of Crop Plants
B: Bioremediation
